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In secret, Kalle plans to get more animals but Brita finds out about his plans. Her irritation does not go away when she is the one that has to go and get the animals in Småland. Also, Kalle grows raspberries, Brita learns to weld and then some cute lambs are born on the farm.

Kalle and Brita continue to build their new sauna. But how will Kalle react when Brita keeps changing the plans and also measures everything wrong? And will Brita actually manage to finish the entrance door before it starts raining?

Brita and Kalle are finally becoming real cowboys (and girls). Said and done, Kalle acquires calves in Hälsingland, Brita is sowing flowers like there is no tomorrow and then they plant the largest pumpkin of 2021… maybe.

The time has come for the third summer on Kalle and Brita's farm. This year they want to challenge themselves a little extra and they set out to build a sauna, but are their inadequate knowledge of building enough to manage such a big project? And as if that was not enough, in the middle of this chaos their dog gives birth to eight cute puppies.

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.

Kalle finally starts the cultivation beds on the farm Brita plants walnut trees. Drama ensues around the sheep shearing when one of the sheep hits pregnant Brita in the stomach. Have they bitten off more than they can chew?

Brita draws up plans for the kitchen and Kalle gets two sheep for the farm. But will Brita ever be able to decide what colour the kitchen should have? And how is Kalle coping with the sheep as they keep running away over and over again?

Brita finds mold in the guest house and she must try to find a new place for the family to sleep. She is also not completely happy with Kalle’s way of painting, but should she voice her opinion about it? Kalle makes sure that the first animals, little chickens, move into the farm.

The dream has come true, Kalle and Brita Zackari have bought a farm. Kalle starts up the sawmill and Brita is happy about the old floors in the house. They are thrown into real countryside living. Kalle learns how to use the sawmill, making planks from their own trees, and Brita starts the renovation of the main house. In the middle of all this it turns out Brita is pregnant.