Mr Jones and Big Blue have accidentally broken the fence surrounding riverside field, allowing Stan's pigs to escape. Stan and Little Red Tractor find them down at Marshy Wood - the problem is that the pigs are surrounded by water.

Mr Jones stages an open air festival, but the main band pulls out. Walter and his band look like they're ready to step in and solve the problem, but electricity problems threaten to stop the music. It's up to the Little red Tractor to save the day.

While Stan and the children are blackberry picking at the bottom of a hill, a bale of hay falls off a trailer at the top.

On your marks, get set, go - it's the annual potato race today!

Mr Jones has a great plan for planting corn but causes chaos throughout the village.

There's some rain on the way, so keep in the dry.

Stan's favourite cow, Veronica, goes missing just as she is due to give birth. When Ryan and Amy alert Stan to Veronica's disappearance, everyone helps to search the village, whilst Walter is confused as to the mooing noises that appear to be following him around. Where has Veronica gone, and will Stan find her before she calves?

Moles have set up home at Rose Cottage in Amy's much-loved garden, and although she wants to get rid of them, she doesn't want to hurt them. A strange occurrence at the windmill and a shopping mix-up by Walter gives Stan a great idea. Soon Amy's lawn is mole-free and looking prettier than ever.

During potato planting season, the Little Red Tractor gets a new attachment to help bury the spuds. Unfortunately a tennis training machine gets involved in the process and potatoes are catapulted all over town.

Mr Jones and Big Blue have a disagreement with a wasp, and the ensuing damage looks like crop circles caused by space rockets. Charging people to view it seems like harmless fun, but danger strikes when a repeat performance is required.

Stan and Little Red Tractor live at Gosling Farm in Babblebrook, where they are called upon by their friends to help with issues that arise in daily life. The turning on of the Christmas lights in Babblebrook is postponed, and Stan and Little Red Tractor are determined to cheer the children up with a light display of their own.

Ryan and Amy make a water divining rod and search for Babblebrook Spring. Their investigations lead them to the front garden of Mr Jones, who shoos them away, seeing an opportunity to develop his own bottled water plant. He hops into Big Blue and starts digging, only to crack a water main and cut off the water supply to the neighbourhood. It's all hands to the pump as people join together to return services to normal.

Mr Jones has decided to sell Big Blue. The latest model has just come out and Mr Jones wants to keep up with the latest technology. Stan, Walter and Nicola can not believe the news when they find out. To make Mr Jones realise how important Big Blue is, Stan comes up with one of his plans.

Mr. Jones is ready to harvest but is stranded in his driveway when Big Blue breaks down. Stan and Little Red Tractor chip in. Walter tries to help, which only makes matters worse.

Stan has arranged for the children to have a plot of land of their own to grow flowers and vegetables. During a break Stan helps Ryan fly his new kite, but things do not go to plan.

Stan and Little Red Tractor investigate why the cow's water trough has run dry, and find that Mr Jones is the cause.

A terrible smell at the garage forces Walter and Stan to dig up the drains to try to find the cause. At Rose Cottage, Stumpy is trapped inside the greenhouse by a giant cheese.

When Mr Jones's efforts to win the Farm of the Year prize are ruined by the mysterious arrival of an old wreck outside his front door, he is sure Little Red Tractor is behind it.

It is a swelteringly hot day in Babblebrook and without any wind, Stumpy can not mill Mr Jones's corn. Mr. Turvey can't do his exercises. Luckily, the Little Red Tractor finds a solution to both problems.

It's the annual Babblebrook fair. Ryan and Amy are excited because Stan has agreed to help them dress Little Red Tractor up as a dragon for the final procession. Mr Jones refuses to enter into the spirit of things: he thinks that fairs are tacky, and as for talk of dragons - what nonsense! With fancy painting from Stumpy, Little Red Tractor makes a convincing dragon. Mr Jones is in for surprise - perhaps dragons do exist after all.

The gusting wind has caused havoc in the village and a large tree has blown over onto the railway line.

Stumpy hears there's a tiger on the loose and, in spreading the word, manages to spread a good deal of panic.

Stumpy and Walter both manage to get stuck on the roof.

Stan promises Little Red Tractor a full wash and polish, but the needs of his neighbours mean that it gets more and more delayed.

Everyone is mystified as to the source of the loud noises that are causing chaos all around the farm. Stan and Little Red Tractor decide to investigate.

Stan is not a great believer in luck, but a series of fortunate escapes makes him reconsider. Could it be the lucky penny, the four-leaf clover or the horseshoe that they have collected that is bringing them luck?

Amy, Ryan and Stan turn detectives to find out what really caused an accident.

Patch is drawn to the cliff top by the bleating sound of distant sheep. As the cliff top crumbles away Patch falls down to a precarious ledge below. Walter is having car trouble. With a stalled engine and faulty brakes, it is only luck that stops them from crashing over the cliff edge. Once again it is left to Stan and Little Red Tractor to come to the rescue. But will they be in time?