[man] Are you ready?
♪ Tractor Ted is asleep in his shed ♪
♪ As the cockerel says "Good morning" ♪
♪ So much to do Farmer Tom and Midge too ♪
♪ Down on the farm exploring ♪
♪ Welcome to the farm with Tractor Ted ♪
[Tractor Ted honking]
♪ Let's go see the farm with Tractor Ted ♪
[Tractor Ted honking]
[man] Let's go!
[sheep bleating]
Hi, my name is Tractor Ted,
and this is the farm where I live.
Here is the farmhouse.
Do you know who lives here?
[birds chirping]
Farmer Tom and Midge, the dog.
Here is Farmer Tom.
He's pulling on his wellies, ready for work.
And here is Midge, the dog. She's very cheeky.
[Midge] Hello, Tractor Ted!
[Tractor Ted] There is always lots of work to do on the farm.
[engine starts]
[Tractor Ted's engine rumbling]
I wonder what they'll be doing today.
Let's go and see.
[sheep bleating]
[narrator] Farmer Tom has come to see the sheep.
Oh, look. Les is here too.
[chuckles] Someone else wants to have a look.
It's cheeky Midge!
[sheep] You look like a funny little sheep.
[Midge] And you look like a big woolly dog!
Catch me if you can!
[gentle acoustic music]
He-he! I'm quicker than you!
[sheep bleating]
[sheep] Oh, Midge. You are cheeky.
[sheep bleating]
[narrator] Today, the sheep are going to be milked.
But before that, Farmer Tom needs to clean up.
Les helps him sweep away the old feed.
[sheep] Hello, Farmer Tom.
How are you today?
[tractor rumbles]
[narrator] A blue tractor pushes out the bedding.
It has a scoop on the front...
and a scraper on the back.
Can you hear the noise of the tractor?
[tractor rumbles]
The tractor scrapes away the old feed too.
[tractor rumbles]
It makes a neat pile.
And scoops it up.
Then it tips it on to the big muck heap.
Now, it's time for the sheep to be milked.
Let's go and have a look.
[gentle acoustic music]
♪ Here come the sheep can you hear them bleating? ♪
♪ Here from the field let's get ready to milk them ♪
♪ This is the dairy built in a barn ♪
♪ It's a very important part of the farm ♪
♪ Now the sheep must find their places ♪
♪ There are stalls to separate them ♪
♪ They come one-by-one ♪
♪ Shall we count them? ♪
[man] Come on, kids! Let's count them!
[woman and man] One, two, three, four!
♪ Munching the food will keep them busy ♪
♪ While the pastors do the milking ♪
♪ There are the udders ♪
♪ There are the teats ♪
♪ Milk from the sheep makes food we can eat ♪
♪ Milk for our yoghurt ♪
♪ Milk for our cheese ♪
♪ So let's all say ♪
♪ "Thank you, sheep!" ♪
♪ Ears flap, tails wag ♪
♪ Look at their coats so soft, so woolly ♪
[sheep bleating]
[narrator] Tom has seen that some sheep
need to have their feet checked.
-The vet is called to help. -You alright?
Good, good. Yes, very good.
-Is that good? -Yes, that's good.
[narrator] Les is going to help get the sheep into the holder,
so that the vet can have a good look.
They are happy with that one.
[sheep bleating]
Now, it's time for the next one.
Oh, no! Silly Les!
He's let the sheep run straight through!
[playful music]
Let's have another go.
Oh, no! He's let them run through again!
I think the sheep are playing a game.
Oh, well done.
They have managed to get it in.
-She is, isn't she! Oh! -[unintelligible]
[narrator] The vet takes a good look at the foot,
and uses a special blue spray to help it get better.
All done.
The other sheep are back from milking,
but before they're let in, they need a nice, clean bed.
[machine rumbles]
[machine whirring]
The farmer drives the tractor along,
as the straw chopper chops and blows
clean straw into the sheep's barn.
[machine whirring]
[sheep] Please hurry up!
We're getting a little wet out here.
[sheep bleating]
What a nice, clean bed.
Lucky sheep!
Oh, I'd better get out of their way.
[sheep bleating]
[sheep] Wow, what a lovely, clean barn.
Thank you, Farmer Tom!
I've got some exciting news.
Some lambs have been born!
Let's go and see.
[lambs bleating]
Here they are! Aren't they sweet!
[Farmer Tom] Come see the lambs.
-Come down this way. -[narrator] Oh, look.
The children have come to see them too.
[Farmer Tom] Yeah, come! These ones here! Babies, baby lambs!
[narrator] The lambs are all having a drink of milk.
[lighthearted music]
Can you hear the lambs bleating?
[lambs bleating]
Farmer Tom helps the children into the pen to have a look.
[lambs bleating]
The lambs feel all soft and warm.
See, what are these called?
[narrator] Farmer Tom shows the lamb to the children.
He puts it down gently.
Milk time!
[narrator] Alfie wants to feed one of the lambs.
[lambs bleating]
[chuckles] He's spraying everyone with the milk.
Alfie thinks it's really funny.
[laughing]
[Farmer Tom laughing]
[narrator] Watch out, Farmer Tom!
-Oi! -[laughing]
[narrator] The children have enjoyed seeing the lambs.
[birds chirping]
It's the end of another long day.
Farmer Tom has finished his work
and is back at the farmhouse.
[birds chirping]
Midge has had a fun day too.
[Midge laughing]
[birds chirping]
I hope you enjoyed seeing the sheep and lambs.
See you again soon. Bye!
[Tractor Ted honking]
♪ Let's go see the farm with Tractor Ted ♪
[Tractor Ted honking]
[man] Let's go!