“Fletchers’ Family Farm” will return to ITV for a second series it has been announced.
Former ‘Emmerdale’ actor Kelvin Fletcher, his wife Liz and their four children, will welcome viewers into their homes once again. The series is set at the family’s farm in the Peak District and is being made by Leeds-based Lionsgate indie, Daisybeck Studios. The new series is set to broadcast this winter and will once again follow the family as they give an intimate insight into rural life, all set within the beautiful National Park.
The second series promises even more adventures as the family extend their livestock, Kelvin finally welcomes a herd of pregnant cows to the farm, they tackle an emotionally charged lambing season and they step into the showring as the kids try their luck at the county fair.
Leanne Clarke, Assistant Commissioner, Entertainment & Daytime ITV said: “We are thrilled to have Kelvin, Liz and the family return for a second series. Last series was an exciting one, as well as being extremely entertaining and insightful for viewers at home. We can’t wait to have them all back on our screens!”
Kelvin said: “We’re incredibly excited to return to filming for the second series of Fletchers’ Family Farm. The response from our viewers has been truly heartwarming and inspiring!”
Liz said: “It’s a genuine honour to invite the viewers back to our farm as we continue on this journey.”
Ben Harris, Executive Producer Daisybeck Studios said: “Life on the farm is busier than ever, with a host of new livestock additions, an increasingly challenging market and four young children in tow. Kelvin and Liz truly have their work cut out, and we will be with them to capture all of the highs and lows as they face each challenge head on.”
Kim Metcalfe, Series Producer Daisybeck Studios said: “It’s truly exciting to be back this year, we can’t wait to bring the audience more unforgettable moments and inspiring stories from the Fletcher Family. It’s set to be another season of laughter, love and the beauty of rural life!”
“Fletchers’ Family Farm” will return to ITV1 and ITVBe with the date yet to be confirmed.
