The Clarkson's Farm presenter said 'We had a catastrophically high level of deaths and I was desperately worried'
Cotswolds farmer and sometime Grand Tour presenter Jeremy Clarkson has spoken of an ‘unbelievably sad’ disaster on Diddly Squat - involving some new additions. In an interview with The Times on the eve of new episodes of Clarkson’s Farm on Amazon Prime, he revealed what had happened to his efforts to expand his pig farming.
However, the new series reveals the shocking reality of trying to raise pigs - having been pre-warned by Charlie Ireland, the farm’s resident expert who said: “Pigs need round-the-clock care.” “Instead, it was almost unbelievably sad. I’ve never seen Lisa so upset. The film crew looked shell-shocked. We had a catastrophically high level of deaths and I was desperately worried we were doing something wrong, but it turned out we weren’t, it was just that pigs are bad mothers — the Sandy and Black particularly so. That’s why it’s a rare breed.”
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