Adam Henson, best known for his role on the popular show Countryfile, has given fans a peek into the adorable new arrivals that recently took social media by storm. Sharing his experience with the “spotty, dotty” newcomers, the 59-year-old star described the heartwarming reaction triggered by the footage of him transporting the young spring arrivals in a wheelbarrow.
In his column for Cotswold Life Magazine, Adam recounted the overwhelming response from fans across various social media platforms, including a wave of “appreciative” comments and a flurry of heart emojis.
Describing the wheelbarrow full of piglets, Adam anticipated the stir it would cause as he moved the “precious cargo” from the pig pen to a spare loosebox. His anticipation was met as Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram were soon abuzz with admiration for the adorable piglets.
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Noting that the appearance of newborns heralds the arrival of spring, Adam also mentioned his Countryfile producer’s interest in filming the 2025 arrivals at the Cotswold Farm Park in Cheltenham. He shared that the recent litter of a sow named Cynthia, a rare breed known as Oxford Sandy and Black, was an ideal starting point for this endeavor.
In a related discussion, the seasoned Countryfile presenter addressed the challenges he faces in reaching a broad audience, including the need to cater to viewers with no farming background while avoiding alienating farming experts. Adam acknowledged the difficulty in balancing the diverse audience, ranging from farmers to city dwellers and from young to old.
Adam Henson also touched on the criticism he encounters from the farming community, underscoring the challenges of presenting unbiased information in a manner that respects both experts and novices while avoiding alienation.
Catch Adam Henson on BBC One’s Countryfile today (Sunday, April 6) from 5:15pm to 6:15pm for more heartwarming moments from the farm.