Yvette tells her friends about some footprints she saw on the farm. She teaches them the basic idea of a Story so that her friends can have imagination adventures indoors or outdoors.

Yvette finds some interesting looking rocks on the farm, and shares with her friends about one with an imprint. The farm's fat cat wants to cuddle and purrs and purrs and purrs.

Yvette and Farmer Don get ready to go to a farm equipment auction in a far away town. On the way, they take a moment to talk about a Backhoe that Don is looking at for the farm. The backhoe will help them clear the farm areas for different spaces of farm work.

Yvette noticed the outside dog bowl had frozen water in it. She tells her friends something interesting about ice on lakes and ponds. See the photos she took on the farm Instagram.

Farmer Don explains what a Pitchfork is used for on a farm.

We jump straight into a moment at the barn where Yvette struggles with a naughty Billy goat that got out of his field and was causing trouble for the ewes and lambs.

Yvette goes for a walk up the hill to the female sheep. A female sheep is called a ewe. Let's go with her and enjoy the fresh air.

Do you know why lambs are born in Spring and Fall (Autumn)? Have a listen to find out the answer. Yvette is so thankful for new lambs born on the farm that she wanted to say a prayer of thanks to God for their health.

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Mack the Donkey walks over to Yvette and takes all her attention as she says hello to the Rams. He gets spoilt with some petting while Emma the Cow moo's in the distance. Find out why Donkets get so dusty!

Yvette enjoys a moment outside the farm house listening to the rain, and thinking about a butterfly.