Countryfile's Adam Henson raises eyebrows over 'appearance concerns'. Viewers took to social media to express their concerns over the presenters 'change in appearance'.
Countryfile viewers raised concern for presenter Adam Henson during the Easter Sunday episode, after spotting a mark on his face.
Called the Schmallenberg virus, which is spread by midges, Adam explained how it can affect cattle, sheep and goats, particularly in pregnancy.Countryfile viewers raised concern for presenter Adam Henson during the Easter Sunday episode, after spotting a mark on his face Aged just eight, he accompanied his father to North Ronaldsay, located within Scotland's Orkney Islands, on a trip to buy 287 sheep with 108 of the sheep brought back to England and mainland Scotland.
Adam was sent to investigate a deadly livestock disease which had been ravaging farms across the UK, including his own flock of sheep Adam also inherited Joe’s interest in rare breeds at a very young age. The two of them ran the business together, and Adam began presenting on Countryfile in 2001.
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