Farmers Weekly Lambing Gallery 2024: Send in your best snaps

The main 2024 lambing season has arrived, and that means the annual Farmers Weekly lambing gallery is now open. 

With spring around the corner, celebrate the work of our sheep farmers across the country at one of the busiest and most exciting times of year, and upload your lambing snaps to our online gallery. 

To add your photos and see other lambing images, head to our dedicated web page.

You can upload as many pictures as you like, and some of the best snaps stand a chance of being featured in the magazine, or on our social media channels. 

See also: Farm Doctor: Tips on managing mental health for farmers 

A nosey lamb

© Joe Brodie

Arable and sheep farmer Joe Brodie, from Northamptonshire, captured this photo of a cheeky lamb “being nosey” on the farm. 

Joe has a flock of 170 sheep, and lambing has only just got underway. He expects the ewes will finish lambing “within the next three to four weeks”.

Bluefaced ewe ‘growing like a mushroom’

Caryl Davies with Barry © Caryl Davies

Young farmer and agricultural student Caryl Davies, from Pembrokeshire, is pictured here with Barry, the Bluefaced Leicester-cross Suffolk ram lamb, who she says is “growing like a mushroom”.

“He is the ram from the first Bluefaced ewe that I bought,” Caryl explains. “He’s absolutely massive, and we’re going to keep him as a ram hopefully,” she says. 

Lambing has just started for the 800 ewes on the farm, and Caryl expects they will finish by the end of March, right before her family move on to calving.