Clarkson's Farm

Jeremy Clarkson is put in a very different driving seat as he takes on the running of his 1,000-acre farm in the Cotswolds; completely out of his comfort zone, Jeremy embarks on a path towards muddy misery and potential ruin by test driving tractors.

Jeremy decides the best way to keep his wild grass fields in check is with a flock of sheep, only to discover he has populated his farm with the most belligerent, disobedient animals on the planet.

Jeremy decides to open his own farm shop, which soon becomes an over-ambitious race against time as he tries to stop his potatoes from rotting to mush, his chickens from being eaten by foxes, and his spring water from being contaminated.

Jeremy decides to do something about Britain's worryingly depleted insect population; in order to make his farm more bug-friendly, he attempts to dig a pond, dam a stream, thin out his woods, and install some bees.

As the United Kingdom goes into lockdown due to COVID-19, Jeremy and the team prepare for the pandemic; with lambing season upon them and a couple of hundred baby lambs due to be born, Jeremy is faced with delivering his first baby lamb alone.

The farm struggles with the driest spring ever recorded, as fields and crops wilt away in the heat, this brutal springtime dry spell threatens to ruin Jeremy's valuable crops, dry out his beloved wetland and trouble his precious livestock.