Exclusive grand tour of Jeremy Clarkson’s farm as he urges the country to buy British
JEREMY Clarkson has shared a sombre update from his popular farming show, admitting that the world of agriculture saw him facing a lot of unexpected challenges.He has now opened up about recent difficulties he faced on the farm, sighing: "Behind the scenes, everything that could go wrong has gone wrong."He spoke about his high hopes for the animals when they were born, explaining the reason why he turned his focus to pig farming rather than dairy.
"That’s a lot of money. I reckoned the pigs would provide something that’s sadly lacking in farming today: a bit of genuine happiness."Unfortunately, his joy soon turned into sorrow as some of the piglets were accidentally crushed by their mothers, and others died of natural causes in infancy.Demi Sims in secret feud with Netflix star over romance with Love Islander
Jeremy's spring barley and potato crops then went on to be destroyed by a scorching hot June and torrential March. Despite all the mishaps, he is still slogging away in the brave attempt to make a life for himself in the countryside.One of his recent projects involved trying to get permission for farmhand Kaleb Cooper to live in a caravan byThe Sun columnist has been caught up in countless planning wars after trying to expand his farm shop in recent years.
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