Just bingewatched all 4 seasons and I am impressed how talented Jeremy's team is. From his farmers to his contractors, everone is professional and highly skilled. Even Kaleb's replacement was equally talented in season 4.

Also the show is an eye opener about farming challenges and sheer motivation farmers have knowing that weather can destroy everything in a jiffy.

P.s. the pep talk the Jermey gave to Kaleb when he came back was absolutely spot on. ;)

When I’m baling hay I might be three or four miles from the farm, so if one of the shear bolts snaps off I have to fix it myself. If a bloke thinks he knows better than me and starts talking shit, I’ll tell him so. When I was on Clarkson’s Farm telling Jeremy what I thought, that was the real me. It wasn’t put on for the cameras.

It’s hard work but my body’s used to it. I had a nastyish accident earlier this year: a log fell out of the log splitter and landed on my finger, taking the top off. I won’t have a real nail on there but I haven’t got one on the finger next to it either. A sheep pulled it off.

People have said that me being on telly has got more young people, especially girls, interested in farming, but British farmers aren’t getting support, so there aren’t many jobs.  Brexit should have made things better for farmers but we’re still importing too much as it’s cheaper. We could be self-sufficient in far more foods but we have to get away from the idea of everything costing next to nothing.

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Anyone ever consider Clarkson's Farm as a parallel to Star Wars?...

I mean very loosely of course but it all started by thinking about Gerald as the Yoda of Clarkson's Farm.

Jeremy would be Luke Skywalker except instead of leaving the moisture farm and exploring a galaxy far far away, Jeremy explores the farming universe.

Charlie would be Han Solo the wise brother figure guiding Jeremy along his adventure.

Gerald is Yoda. Been around the farming universe forever and wise, but what good is your wisdom when no one can understand you. lol

The planning counsel are the Empire.

Does that make Caleb, Chewbacca?

And Lisa, the princess?

Any other character parallels anyone can think of? Richard Hammond as Biggs? Jeremy/Luke's friend from back home? Or James May and Richard Hammond as C3PO and R2D2?

i have just had some.

in my 5 years of drinking, this is the shittiest alcoholic drink ive ever tasted.

God bless him

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February 9 ·

Clarkson and Lisa Hogan's Nine-Year Relationship Is Over — Did Farm Stress, Health Issues, or Something Else Tear Them Apart?

After nine years together, Lisa Hogan and Jeremy Clarkson quietly step away from their relationship, stunning fans who thought they were unshakable. What looks like a sudden split starts tracing back to pressures that had been building far longer than anyone realized.

OH NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO !!!!!

Let’s hope the new season is coming soon

So ever since Harriet cut Jeremy's eyebrows in episode >!2-3!< of season 4, I couldn't help but check his eyebrows every few scenes. To my surprise, for most of the show, his eyebrows are still uncut and bushy, which means the scene where Harriet cuts his eyebrows happened way after she officially left in said episode.

It goes to show which scenes may have been added in post-production and shows how they piece together footage into storylines instead of using a timelapse.

I'm not criticizing this approach, just the fact that it does feel like a bit of an oversight from the filmmakers and breaks the continuity if you're keen on details.

I’ve lost track due to the delay and varying seasonal starts, assuming Jeremy wants to include/mention it does the upcoming series temporally cover the period when he had heart issues/hospitalisation?

Any news on a Season 5?

While in the show he got Deutz Fahr tractors. What should actually be buying as "his" tractor based on hindsight.

Personally, i think the JCB Fastrac has a good chance, its looks less complicated (control wise) has a higher top speed than most, Jeremy has driven an older model on on Top gear, also has 4 Wheel Steering which is very hand and will cause funny moments

Has anyone else seen this movie? The farmer character is a direct impersonation of Gerald, made me laugh. I can just imagine the auditions and the fun they had... "just give us your best Gerald impression!". Simon Farnaby nailed it.

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Since there's a fair bit of time between new seasons of Clarkson's Farm, I was looking for a farm-themed series to watch. Despite not being a high budget series like Clarkson's Farm, I rather enjoyed the first series of this show. Just a good lad doing some farm work, cooking and hanging out with mates. I'd recommend this series to anyone who's looking for something to watch.

P.S. Do not expect Clarkson-like humour.