AMANDA AND CLIVE OWEN’S FARMING STORY IS FAR FROM OVER AS MORE4 ORDERS TWO MORE SERIES
Fans of Amanda and Clive Owen have another reason to celebrate: Our Farm Next Door: Amanda, Clive and Kids has officially been renewed for two more series, ensuring viewers will continue following the family’s life and renovation journey in the Yorkshire Dales.
Channel 4 confirmed the news on November 2, 2026, announcing that production company Wise Owl Films has received a further double-series commission for More4. The new order covers series five and six, consisting of ten hour-long episodes in total.
The programme follows Amanda, Clive and their nine children as they work to transform Anty John’s, a long-neglected farmhouse near their family farm at Ravenseat. Alongside the restoration, viewers get a glimpse of the family’s everyday routines, farming responsibilities and life in the remote Yorkshire countryside.
THE RENOVATION CONTINUES – BUT THERE IS MORE TO THE STORY
The next chapters will see the Owen family continue turning Anty John’s from a derelict building into a proper family home. The renovation has been a gradual process, with the family working alongside local builders and tradespeople while keeping up with the demands of farm life.
Series five will pick up after Amanda and the girls’ first sleepover at Anty John’s. The new episodes are set to follow the family from early summer 2026 through to spring 2027.
Amanda will also continue exploring the farmhouse’s fascinating past, particularly its connection to Anthony Clarkson, a 19th-century Swaledale mapmaker who once owned the property. His diaries have revealed details of life in the area nearly 200 years ago, creating intriguing parallels with the Owen family’s experiences today.
THE OWEN SISTERS TAKE ON A NEW FAMILY PROJECT
One of the most exciting developments will put Amanda’s daughters in the spotlight.
Edith, Violet and their sisters are set to open a cream tea van at Ravenseat, giving the girls a new project to take on together. Meanwhile, Sid and Miles will continue assuming greater responsibilities in the family’s farming operation.
With all eleven members of the Owen family involved, the new series promises to capture different generations taking on new challenges while remaining connected to the family’s rural way of life.
MORE4 SAYS THE SHOW HAS BECOME A MAJOR HIT
The renewal is a significant vote of confidence in the programme. According to Channel 4, Our Farm Next Door has been More4’s highest-rated show for three years.
Jayne Stanger, Channel 4’s commissioning editor, said she was delighted to continue working with Wise Owl Films and follow the family’s renovation journey. She also joked that she was eager to discover whether Anty John’s might ever finally be finished.
James Knight, creative director at Wise Owl Films, said the programme’s appeal comes from the combination of family life, the farming calendar, the history of the property and the slow, ongoing renovation.
He described the series as unlike other renovation programmes, adding that viewers appear to find comfort and pleasure in the family’s sometimes chaotic everyday life.
WHEN WILL THE NEW SERIES AIR?
Although series five and six have been commissioned, More4 has not yet announced their exact broadcast dates.
What is confirmed is that the Owen family’s television story will continue for at least two more series. Viewers can look forward to more progress at Anty John’s, the sisters’ new cream tea venture and the changing rhythms of life at Ravenseat.
For fans who have followed Amanda, Clive and their children through the ups and downs of farming and renovation, the announcement means there are still plenty of family moments ahead.
Fans of Amanda and Clive Owen have another reason to celebrate: Our Farm Next Door: Amanda, Clive and Kids has officially been renewed for two more series, ensuring viewers will continue following the family’s life and renovation journey in the Yorkshire Dales.
Channel 4 confirmed the news on November 2, 2026, announcing that production company Wise Owl Films has received a further double-series commission for More4. The new order covers series five and six, consisting of ten hour-long episodes in total.
The programme follows Amanda, Clive and their nine children as they work to transform Anty John’s, a long-neglected farmhouse near their family farm at Ravenseat. Alongside the restoration, viewers get a glimpse of the family’s everyday routines, farming responsibilities and life in the remote Yorkshire countryside.
THE RENOVATION CONTINUES – BUT THERE IS MORE TO THE STORY
The next chapters will see the Owen family continue turning Anty John’s from a derelict building into a proper family home. The renovation has been a gradual process, with the family working alongside local builders and tradespeople while keeping up with the demands of farm life.
Series five will pick up after Amanda and the girls’ first sleepover at Anty John’s. The new episodes are set to follow the family from early summer 2026 through to spring 2027.
Amanda will also continue exploring the farmhouse’s fascinating past, particularly its connection to Anthony Clarkson, a 19th-century Swaledale mapmaker who once owned the property. His diaries have revealed details of life in the area nearly 200 years ago, creating intriguing parallels with the Owen family’s experiences today.
THE OWEN SISTERS TAKE ON A NEW FAMILY PROJECT
One of the most exciting developments will put Amanda’s daughters in the spotlight.
Edith, Violet and their sisters are set to open a cream tea van at Ravenseat, giving the girls a new project to take on together. Meanwhile, Sid and Miles will continue assuming greater responsibilities in the family’s farming operation.
With all eleven members of the Owen family involved, the new series promises to capture different generations taking on new challenges while remaining connected to the family’s rural way of life.
MORE4 SAYS THE SHOW HAS BECOME A MAJOR HIT
The renewal is a significant vote of confidence in the programme. According to Channel 4, Our Farm Next Door has been More4’s highest-rated show for three years.
Jayne Stanger, Channel 4’s commissioning editor, said she was delighted to continue working with Wise Owl Films and follow the family’s renovation journey. She also joked that she was eager to discover whether Anty John’s might ever finally be finished.
James Knight, creative director at Wise Owl Films, said the programme’s appeal comes from the combination of family life, the farming calendar, the history of the property and the slow, ongoing renovation.
He described the series as unlike other renovation programmes, adding that viewers appear to find comfort and pleasure in the family’s sometimes chaotic everyday life.
WHEN WILL THE NEW SERIES AIR?
Although series five and six have been commissioned, More4 has not yet announced their exact broadcast dates.
What is confirmed is that the Owen family’s television story will continue for at least two more series. Viewers can look forward to more progress at Anty John’s, the sisters’ new cream tea venture and the changing rhythms of life at Ravenseat.
For fans who have followed Amanda, Clive and their children through the ups and downs of farming and renovation, the announcement means there are still plenty of family moments ahead.
