Watch it, even if you've never been interested in farming or Clarkson. This show is about a person trying to master one of the most challenging professions from scratch — and learning from those who are three times younger than him. Perfect for evenings when you want something warm, funny, and truly human.
Premiered on Amazon Prime Video on June 11, 2021. "Clarkson's Farm" is a documentary series about how "Top Gear" and "The Grand Tour" host Jeremy Clarkson buys 1,000 acres (400 ha) of farm in the Cotswolds and decides to manage it himself. A tense, difficult, and often funny year in the life of the most unexpected farmer in the UK.
The tone is authentic, self-deprecating, and touching. Clarkson doesn't pretend to be an expert: he makes mistakes, breaks equipment, curses the weather, and learns from 21-year-old tractor driver Kaleb Cooper. This is what makes the show special — the viewer sees real farming life without gloss. Lisa Hogan, Clarkson's partner, opens the Diddly Squat farm shop, while "cheerful" Charlie Ireland advises on agronomy.
Format — 5 seasons by 2026 (6th announced in January 2026), 8 episodes of ~45 minutes each season. Filming takes place on the real Diddly Squat farm in Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire. The first season faced the worst weather in decades and the COVID-19 pandemic.
If you watched "Downton Abbey" or "Yorkshire Ham" — here is a different England: dirty, hard, but beautiful. Clarkson fans will enjoy his style, and those who can't stand him may change their minds because this show is not about cars, but about people and the land.