Matt Baker has spoken about the success of his families More4 TV show, Our Farm in the Dales.
The Countryfile presenter joined Steph McGovern to talk about his latest book and his hit programme.
The show follows Matt, his wife Nicola and their two children Luke and Molly as they move back to his family home in County Durham to help his parents after his mum experiences an accident and subsequent knee replacement.
They have since been adapting the farm, so it makes life easier for his parents, especially his shepherdess mum, Janice.
From changing herds to building accessible chicken coops, the family have been working together to make changes on the farm.
The More4 show has become a huge hit with viewers and what started as a one-off has since become two series (with another already confirmed!) and a Christmas special due to air later this month.
Lunchtime TV presenter Steph McGovern asked the former One Show host why he thinks the show has been loved by so many.
"I think it is that fact that it's relatable," Matt explained: "Every single family goes through that, when suddenly this middle generation comes responsible and you're like how do we make sure that everything's going to be alright for the future and mum and dad can keep doing what they love.
"The next generation coming through, my children, are helping out and I think although it's set to the backdrop of a farm those things are very relevant to so many families.
"You can't beat the Dales, it's a beautiful backdrop and it came at a time when everybody was really starting to appreciate nature and wildlife."
The 43-year-old expressed his love for filming the show saying it has been "an absolute joy".
"It's a tough way of life the farming life. It's been lovely to share our life with everybody else... all the viewers who seem to have really taken to what we're doing," he added.
Our Farm in the Dales Christmas Special will air on More4 on Monday, December 13 from 9pm.
You can catch up on previous episodes of Our Farm in the Dales on All 4.
Steph's Packed Lunch airs weekdays on Channel 4 from 12.30pm.
