It’s almost time for us to venture down to the Cotswold for a new series of Prime Video’s Clarkson’s Farm as series five is set to air this week. That’s right! Earlier this month the first-look trailer for the series was released. We are set to join the gang at Diddly Squat Farm once again as they navigate the trails and tribulations of farming and well, working with Jeremy Clarkson and his ‘fantastic’ ideas.
Since airing, Clarkson’s Farm has become one of Prime Video’s top shows, thanks to in no small part to Clarkson’s remarkable ability to create choas in a cup. And, this cup is his stunning farm located in the Cotswold. Since the ex-Top Gear presenter took over the running of his farm, we’ve seen him open a farm shop, make his own beer, and open a pub. As well as having a range of inspirational ideas on how to make money from his farmland.
Series five is set to air this week, on the 3rd June 2025 with the likes of Cheerful Charlie, Lisa, Gerald and of course farm manager Kaleb Cooper back on our screens to keep us entertained.
This series promises to be a good one as Clarkson acquires a new flock of Easy Care Sheep that prove to be anything. The pub has its own set of issues. Oh, and a government budget sends shockwaves through the UK farming community. Looking like another easy year on the farm, eh? Oh, and did we mention an outbreak of tuberculosis on the farm.
Away from the farm, Kaleb and Jeremy check out some of the new robot tractors and other new tech taking over farming at the UK’s biggest argi expo and Kaleb has his first trip aborad to the Netherlands where the cutting edge farms. With the high tech tractors in toe, Diddly Squat looks like it is set to welcome the future, with the only thing in its way is 65-year-old Clarkson and a grump Kaleb, what could go wrong?
The rest of the series will be drip fed to us over the next few weeks. Prime Video will release the first four episodes of Clarkson’s Farm series five tomorrow (3rd June), with the fifth and sixth episode on the 10th June and the seventh and eighth on the 17th June.
If you’d like to catch up on Prime Video’s previous series of Clarkson’s Farm and watch the new series, you can watch here.
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