Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen issues update as she admits 'she saved the day'

Our Farm Next Door star Amanda Owen has delighted fans with an exciting update from her Yorkshire farm.

The mum of nine, who first shot to fame on ITV's The Dales in 2011, often shares updates from Ravenseat Farm when the Channel 4cameras stop rolling and was recently flooded with support.

Over the weekend, she took to social media to share some adorable snaps of a new addition to the farm - a calf born to their house cow, Buttercup.

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"Buttercup. Our super brilliant, sassy house cow has calved," she wrote alongside the images, reports the Manchester Evening News.

Amanda continued: "She keeps her calf Rowan and we just share the [milk]. She doesn't get mastitis as her calf feeds from her and we just milk once a day.

"At the moment, she has saved the day with the premature calf Bonny, as its mother was ill and not milking well. Way to go, Buttercup."

Fans were quick to comment on the heartwarming photos, with one writing: "Beautiful! What a brilliant job all round xxx"

Another added: "Buttercup to the rescue, now that's another great story!"

Others praised the beautiful calf, with one saying: "She's a beauty."

Another agreed, adding: "Hope Bonny's mum is getting better. Way to go, Buttercup."

One fan shared: "cute little girls." While another wrote: "All's well that ends well."

Amanda recently opened up about her split from husband Clive, after 22 years of marriage.

Despite their split, they continue to co-parent and work together, as seen in their Channel 5 series Out Farm Next Door, where they revamped a dilapidated 1800s farmhouse.

In an interview with Hello! Magazine, she quipped: "What am I supposed to say, 'We get on like a house on fire?' Well, if we did, we wouldn't want to separate, would we?"

She added: "He's still the same annoying old Clive that he always was. I've seen him just now, and he's still annoying - I annoy him, and he annoys me."

Our Farm Next Door: Amanda, Clive and Kids is available to watch on Channel 4.