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BODHI Hayes will be four months old on July 20 and within that short time being earthside, he has loved living on a dairy farm at Cookernup.
Bodhi's mum Alice said he would be an amazing little farmer when he's a bit older, being surrounded by animals to care for.
He's lucky to have a great farmer dad, Ben, to learn from and teach him all the skills needed to keep the farm running as eco-friendly as possible for the future.
Currently Bodhi loves going for tractor rides, petting the cows and riding in his Kubota, which he won at just two-months-old at the Dairy Innovation Day.
His dad has adapted to having Bodhi on his lap while feeding out silage.
Bodhi also loves motorbikes, although he knows he's a bit young for them at the moment.
During the farm's recent pregnancy testing, he was the superviser, shouting out orders and numbers until it was nap time.