The second summer on the farm is coming to an end. What an amazing summer it has been, filled with cultivation, building, animals and family hangouts. But there are still a few projects left to work on before winter, keep watching to find out!

Now it’s time for Brita to do some interior decoration and detail carpentry while Kalle is going to plant his own forest, yeah something like a forest. But most of all Kalle and Essa need some alone time, father-daughter cosiness and fishing for crayfish.

Duck ponds and green houses in all their glory, but now it’s time to do something for the children. The plan is for them to have their own magic garden and the adults will have a barbecue hangout, and maybe some of the sheep are up for an adventure...

Will Brita’s guest cottage ever be finished, and why is Kalle digging a gigantic hole? Life of the farm continues, as usual, with many projects and dreams. It’s not always so easy, but fun!

Honey and clay walls, how do those two things go together? And where has the queen bee gone? Many questions get answered in this episode. Meanwhile Brita’s project to create the perfect guest cottage continues. A bit of slow-tv, if you ask Kalle.

Kalle dreams of being self sufficient, and then you need an automated irrigation system. Exciting! Brita on the other hand dreams of the perfect guest cottage and Kalle’s son, Glenn, dreams of carving knives. It is high time to make dreams come true.

The farm has six new puppies so the farm now has 22 hens, 8 lambs, 6 puppies, 5 sheep, 3 dogs, 3 ducks, 2 cats, one 1-year-old, one 4-year-old and one 15-year-old. Phew. It’s also time the get the cultivation beds in the garden sorted.

Kalle and Brita are back! Summer is on its way to the farm and now is the time for all ideas to be realised. One big step towards the dream of becoming self sufficient is a greenhouse, something Kalle wants to build on his own. Brita starts a makeover on a guest house. Meanwhile it’s also time for lambing on the farm, and it turns out to be very dramatic.