Brief
John and Molly Chester’s ‘The Biggest Little Farm’ docuseries to launch on YouTube
The sequel to the 2019 documentary will debut Nov. 8 on YouTube, produced by FarmLore Films and presented by Artemis Rising Foundation.
By Felo News Desk · Published
John and Molly Chester are returning with a 12‑part docuseries titled The Biggest Little Farm Series, which will stream for free on YouTube beginning Nov. 8, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
What happened
The series follows more than 15 years of filming at the Chester’s Apricot Lane Farms in Ventura County, California, expanding on the regenerative‑farming story first told in their 2019 documentary.
What the report adds
The docuseries is produced by FarmLore Films, LLC, with executive producers John Chester, Erica Messer, Regina K. Scully and Sandra Keats. Co‑executive producers are Amy Overbeck and Ali Galante; producers include Tom Quinn, Paul Gurinas and Jessica Gurinas. Artemis Rising Foundation is the presenting sponsor and Alex Somers composed the music.
What was said
“People often ask us what happened after the film ended. The truth is, nature never stopped challenging our sometimes embarrassing attempts to coexist with her,” John Chester told The Hollywood Reporter.
He added that the free YouTube release aims to reach families and inspire hope about nature’s resilience.
Key facts
- The Biggest Little Farm Series is a 12‑part docuseries launching on YouTube on Nov. 8. (hollywoodreporter.com)
- John and Molly Chester return as the series’ central figures. (hollywoodreporter.com)
- FarmLore Films, LLC produces the series with Artemis Rising Foundation as presenting sponsor. (hollywoodreporter.com)
Sources
- [1] hollywoodreporter.com — originally reported as “‘The Biggest Little Farm’ Sequel Series to Debut Next Month in Follow-Up to 2019 Documentary (Exclusive)”
