Clarksons Farm

I want to know what the dealer said when the blackberry picker was returned!!!p

It is the same with us, our son and daughter-in-law love it but because we dislike Clarkson we have never watched it.

You might just see another side to him.

sodapop

Can't stand Clarkson at any price so never watch. My daughter though tells me it is a good programme and I should try it.

It is the same with us, our son and daughter-in-law love it but because we dislike Clarkson we have never watched it.

This made me laugh.

Sillymoo

This is an interesting listen: On your farm R4, an interview with Jeremy

www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001yy8w

Thanks for that. He really does love it, doesn’t he? It was also interesting to hear about Kaleb’s business, as I had no idea it was such a large concern!

Best wishes for successful treatment and a good recovery to Gerald.

Just love Charlie 😁

Makes me laugh but also makes me cry.

This is an interesting listen: On your farm R4, an interview with Jeremy

www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001yy8w

The most recent episode showed the reality of what can go wrong with livestock farming, however farmers dont get sentimental about animals. You look after them as best you can but at the end of the day they are food.

Sows giving birth in outdoor arks with lots of straw means you are going to get a lot of piglets squashed, sows are very clumsy there are simple ways of giving piglets refuge . They were very unlucky to loose a sow that’s very unusual no apparent reason yet, in addition the vet bill is going to be massive.

I have watched the first episode of the new series, laughed and cried (I am rather emotional at the moment) Didn’t want to binge all four as I like having something to look forward to 🤣

Charlie has no hair to tear out Sarnia .
Sending love to Gerald .

Daddima

I watched four episodes last night, and I do hope there are more to come. I was surprised by how sentimental Jeremy was about his animals, bless him.

There are another four episodes to come next week.

I watched four episodes last night, and I do hope there are more to come. I was surprised by how sentimental Jeremy was about his animals, bless him.

I absolutely love the show and have been to the farm twice. Jeremy was there the first time, chatting to people, and his partner was serving in the shop.

Nightsky2

Love this programme. I like Jeremy Clarkson but who would want to be a farmer. One thing’s for certain JC is not afraid of hard work.

LOL, Filming for Clarksons farm is exactly the same as filming Top Gear and some of those episodes have been very muddy too.

Love this programme. I like Jeremy Clarkson but who would want to be a farmer. One thing’s for certain JC is not afraid of hard work.

Sooner or later I expect glamping will be his new ‘thing.’

A sure fire winner given the long queues to his farm shop!

Callistemon21

^Charlie the advisor has seen it all before for real, it will be interesting to see if the environmental or the cropping makes any money. Likely neither will.^

And, if this was a farmer without other resources to fall back on, how is he/she supposed to make a living?

Many make almost all of their income from diversification and environmental payments even large farmers. There are developers who have made money from building buying farms, putting the whole farm into environmental and just doing whatever management is needed, not growing any crops.

Clarkson arguing with Caleb how to do a job, thats exactly what happens between father and son on farms.

Not always.

Charlie the advisor has seen it all before for real, it will be interesting to see if the environmental or the cropping makes any money. Likely neither will.

And, if this was a farmer without other resources to fall back on, how is he/she supposed to make a living?

Because we are rural based it’s easy to predict what is likely to happen because it’s been done so often for real, Clarkson arguing with Caleb how to do a job, thats exactly what happens between father and son on farms.

Problems with the local council, upset the local village and you get real problems, because they will make you fight for every little thing, some you may win but it will cost you.

Charlie the advisor has seen it all before for real, it will be interesting to see if the environmental or the cropping makes any money. Likely neither will.

He does put the spotlight on the difficulties farmers are facing now with so much bureaucracy, supermarkets driving down the price farmers are paid, the need to diversify just to survive and yes, most farmers don't have the cushion of money that Jeremy has to fall back on.

No Farmers No Food!

It’s very informative in a non preachy way. The scenes with Kaleb and the ex rock band members (not a clue who they were) were not just hilarious but accurate from both points of view. Regenerative farming is the way forward and I bet more people will take an interest after watching Clarkson’s Farm than any episode of Countryfile.

I’m trying really hard not to binge watch as I’m always sorry when it ends.

I too love this series. I wondered if it was a vanity project at the beginning with Top Gear no longer an option for him but he has a real love for farming. His poor manager, Charlie, must feel like tearing his hair out at times but it shows how hard a farmer's life can be with bureaucracy and poor returns for hard graft and they don't have the huge income from TV and books that Jeremy Clarkson has at his disposal. I am looking forward to watching this.

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