A family-run farm has affectionately named their new micropigs after members of the Royal Family.
Knotts of Tempsford dedicated the names Charles, Camilla, William and Kate to their new juliana micropigs.
Visitors can now meet the farm’s new VIPs (Very Important Pigs) as part of its ‘Meet the Pig’ experience.
Farmer Clive Knott said: “The Royal Family, particularly King Charles, is a keen supporter of farming and the outdoors.
"The King also has a connection to Tempsford, having visited the village to unveil the War Memorial a few years back.
“It seemed fitting to name our notable new arrivals after him and his family!”
Knotts of Tempsford offers hands-on animal experiences and activities for families. There is also a farm shop and grill on site.
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Its ‘Meet the Pig’ experience is £25 per person involves petting, grooming and learning about the animals.
During half term, entry to the farm is free with regular ‘Pat a Pet’ sessions for £5 each where children can hold animals including a bearded dragon, chinchillas and hedgehogs.
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