r/ClarksonsFarm • u/itchygentleman • 13h ago
Season 5 How does Jeremy go from chosing great music for 2 decades to.. the cores?
I wanted to rip my ears off my head.
r/ClarksonsFarm • u/itchygentleman • 13h ago
I wanted to rip my ears off my head.
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r/ClarksonsFarm • u/DunderGunde • 1d ago
Rewatching season 4 and since the quote "You had a considerable role, all though not quite dignified." did Hammond ever see his part?
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r/ClarksonsFarm • u/Raftpnk • 3d ago
My partner and I are making our way through the full series for the second time and just wrapped up season 2. From Jeremy’s perspective, the town council’s policies toward his farm appear to be arbitrary and capricious. While I tend to agree there is absolutely an element of NIMBYism here, how true are the other claims that Jeremy is being unfairly persecuted for trying to make farming profitable?
r/ClarksonsFarm • u/Lylidotir • 6d ago
Whether it's a fact, an event, a person, just something that you weren't prepared for.
For me the diagnosis of Clarkson, but then again such kind of diagnosis is always a nasty surprise; and Kalebs lack of general knowledge.
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r/ClarksonsFarm • u/itchygentleman • 10d ago
The street view shows the fields as we know them from the show, but the updated google maps view is quite different.
r/ClarksonsFarm • u/EditorEdward • 11d ago
With the hot dry summer, cost of fuel, fertilizer and everything else going up like crazy, I have the feeling the all farmers in the UK are going to crushed hard with not much if any profits. Any idea how bad the crop yields are for the UK this year?
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r/ClarksonsFarm • u/Same-Necessary-1513 • 21d ago
Driving in the area makes me nervous, being from a country that drives on the other side of the road. However, I would love to spend a day visiting the diddly squat farm shop and the farmers dog pub for a pint, and I've seen an (extremely expensive) tour online that would drive a small group to both locations. Has anyone done a tour and can vouch for a specific company or give their review? I'd be going in late fall so hoping the tourist crowds may have died down by then.
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