TELLY farmer Amanda Owen is plotting her own range of grub and homewares after trademarking her Yorkshire Shepherdess moniker.
Fresh from her split from husband Clive, she plans to make a mint from products including a food and drink range and homewares.
Newly filed documents also suggest Amanda intends to launch her own calendar.
It comes as the star of Channel 5’s Our Yorkshire Farm strikes out on her own following the breakdown of her marriage.
The documents, lodged with the UK government’s Intellectual Property Office, grant her permission to flog a range of items featuring Yorkshire Shepherdess branding.
The application has been passed by trademark lawyers and her copyright will stay in place for 10 years.
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Amanda is already a best-selling author after shooting to fame with her family on shows like Our Yorkshire Farm.
The mum-of-nine has gained a legion of loyal fans since the hit Channel 5 TV show first appeared on our screens back in 2018.
In 2022 it was revealed she’d split from her husband Clive but they continue to work the remote farm together
And now she’s plotting to cash on her name still further.
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A legal source said: “First, the trademark bolsters her ability to take action against third parties who may be using the relevant name in the course of trade without consent.
“The mere presence of these kinds of trade marks on the register can also act as a deterrent, where a third party is considering using the name without their consent.
“Secondly, it improves her ability to enter into agreements to commercialise her personal brand. By way of example, she may wish to license out the trademarks to partners and earn royalties that way.”
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