Nick Hewer from The Apprentice continues his quest to save small family farms. This time he is on the north coast near Ballycastle with 23-year-old Charlie Cole. Charlie needs to turn his parents' farm into a viable business that can support him and his younger brothers. His plan is to harvest seaweed and raise male goats for meat. Both business ideas seem quirky and whether there is a market for them remains to be discovered. Nick has just eight months to help turn this young dreamer into a hard-nosed businessman.

Nick Hewer is on a mission to help small farms diversify. This time he is in Newry with Phil Brown, 'Northern Irelands answer to Dr Dolittle.' Phil has an array of pint-sized animals, from pygmy goats, miniature ponies and micro pigs to llamas, alpacas and a baby kangaroo. Phil wants to use his 17-acre site to develop a mobile petting farm. He has a great gift with animals but he needs to take this ability and make it into a viable business. Nick has ambitious plans for Phil, incorporating rebranding, franchising and expansion. The question is - will he be able to convince Phil to think big?