Tatton Park’s Farm is eagerly anticipating the patter of tiny hooves when lambing week starts at the beginning of April. Come down and share in the excitement!

Visitors could be lucky enough to see a lamb being born, while listening to our knowledgeable farm staff giving talks in the lambing shed. Lambing Week runs from Saturday 1 to Thursday 6 April, and is one of the sure signs that Spring has sprung.

How many lambs are expected at the Farm this year?

Ellie Edwards, Tatton Park’s Farm Assistant, said, “This is our favourite time of year and this April we are expecting 4 singles, 19 sets of twins and 1 set of triplets, so 45 lambs in total! It’s important to know how many lambs the ewes are expecting so that we can give the expectant ewes the correct care they require. We feed them on specialised ewe nuts which are full of all the nutrients, vitamins and minerals they need.”

Tatton Park’s dedicated Farm team work hard throughout the winter to synchronise the ewes to lamb at roughly the same time. In the spring, when lambing time comes, they work around the clock to help deliver the lambs safely.

Ellie Edwards added, “I enjoy lambing time and love being in the sheep shed at night making sure all the lambs get the best possible start to life.”

Keep up with the progress of the ewes and their gorgeous new lambs by following our social channels, and look out for our live Q and A on Instagram throughout the week @tattonpark

Parkland entry and Farm tickets can be booked online at www.tattonpark.org.uk.

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Lambing Week at the Farm
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Lambing Week at the Farm

Are you baarmy about lambs? Join us throughout Lambing Week, when Farm staff share their expertise with visitors, giving informative talks at the lambing shed.

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Tatton Park's Farm is an authentic, 40's working farm where you can meet rare breed animals and new arrivals throughout the year. In its hayday the Farm helped feed the whole of the Tatton Estate and we've brought this to life through the 'Field to Fork' story.

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