Amazon renews Clarkson's farm for a second season

Charlotte Whyatt • 22 Jul 2021 News

Rumours had been circulating online that the streamer had cancelled the show.

Amazon Prime's popular documentary series Clarkson’s Farm will return for a second season. 

Star Jeremy Clarkson confirmed the news in a new announcement video accompanied by tractor driver and fan favourite Kaleb.

The first season followed the former Top Gear presenter over the course of a year as he attempted to learn how to run his Cotswolds farm Diddly Squat. 

Those eight episodes saw him experience plenty of ups and downs, including opening a successful farm shop, learning how to lamb, navigating the many agricultural regulations and losing major crops, but ultimately only make a profit of £144. 

A statement released by the streaming giant revealed that season 2 will give fans a “deeper insight into another year on Diddly Squat Farm as Jeremy aims to diversify, expanding his limited agricultural knowledge under the watchful eye of his no-nonsense team”.

Filming on this new batch of episodes has already commenced with Clarkson’s partner Lisa, local stonewall builder Gerald and professional agriculturist/land agent Cheerful Charlie also set to return.

You can stream the entire first season of Clarkson’s Farm on Amazon now. 

Source: Radio Times