Clarkson's Farm season 3 | Go behind the scenes as Jeremy and Kaleb give sneak peek of new show

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we are here today to talk the launch of the third series of Clarkson Farm on Prime Video gathers behind us on bales of hay, appropriate enough for our various influencers and the world's media to talk about this series, which is the biggest

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from Prime Video. Mr. Clarks himself will make an appearance and leave. Speaking of the third outing, Clark's Farm, which focuses on one animal in particular.

I've always been hunting hogs and they're fun to have and then they just died in alarming numbers and it was very heartbreaking. I had never seen Lisa. Don't cry even once until everything starts to go if it was just terrible and it's strange because you love them and you

give

birth to them and you care for them and you feed them and you take care of them and you go to the vet they hang around when they're bad and then you kill them and it's a strange place when you haven't been a

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er your whole life, but we're getting better at it, we're definitely all that's going on, it's a genuine reality

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, but it's not hosted by someone in purple glasses and a Z-shaped jacket.

You know, It is absolutely real. I have made a great decision. I'm going to make you farm manager, really. Yes, I have the farm manager person. I'm sure. F administrator. for about 5 years, but you know on paper, apparently it was last year, but um, yeah, I mean, I think it was a really good idea, especially the competition that we had. I mean, I think you get everyone together and say whatever you want. I'm going to compete against your friend here and I mean, I'm going right away, I want to win and you're going, I want to win, but what the competition really does is highlight how much money you have to invest as a farmer. to produce food for the people there was a St.

Do you mind if I get a little bored with farming? This is not boring. If you're a farmer, I'll

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you a statistic that I worked out yesterday, so to be able to grow well, not really, not to grow when I grow or we grow wheat, okay, we get 25 pants for a kilo of wheat that we produce now, a kilo of wheat it's enough to make a loaf of bread ok so we get 25 pay £140 at the supermarket what's going on there we're taking all the risk we're the ones planting the seed fertilizing it spending a fortune working all night praying for the climate don't behave badly and give millionaire quality, otherwise it's just animal feed we have that risk and we have 25 supermarkets that charge one now we're going to make flour, you just put the thing in and grind it that's not difficult to make bread they make television shows about that's fun it's easy to make bread David Cameron has a Friend you know people can do that for free so why do supermarkets charge £140?

It's crazy, isn't it? It's crazy, isn't it? Yes, and that's where agriculture is grown these days and those prices are set in Chicago. Charlie could tell you. That's not Detroit or anywhere else, but it's not anyway, we don't set, we don't choose how much we get, they say this is what you get for wheat right now, although I love the trailer for

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3. Da a bit of the impression that it has become an agricultural pastime that we have tried to avoid. I mean, Caleb is pathological, we're not, oh he looks at this little land we've raised with this fresh straw and look at these little chickens, aren't they pretty?

I'm interested in us showing Farming Farming proper farming and showing proper farming, so don't be fooled into thinking that because the trailer shows me hoovering up blackberries from one thing, it's something I'm never going to do. Forget the driver, just Hoover and the head. I didn't even stop. You know the idea at 4 in the morning and it works, it worked, it worked, but no, it's not hobby farming, you still see it, I mean, the vast majority of the show is. about how big farming is, proper farming, I mean, if you look around, it's a farm, it's not, you don't know, a little 20 acre zoo or something, yeah, exactly, it's not a zoo. pets, okay?

You still have the goats, we should eat them. I don't think you've seen the episode There's a Business Mind There's a Business Mind in My Head What is it? Basically, she has 29 kids, yeah, so they don't produce milk or anything like that, the only thing they have. Well, it's really producing meat, so a business mind, listen to me, do you take them to the slaughterhouse, cut them up, put them in the farm shop and sell them and then buy 20 20 30, maybe yes, goats and the babies and then what happened? you get more goats and then put them in the store, they'll be making a little bit of money, but since they're goats they only cost ten, no, they don't, they don't cost ten York, so that kind of thing matters.

No yes you bought them for ten and you have to raise them which will cost you £15 each in terms of milk powder and labour, yes so actually you charge £25 each and then you have to feed them , Yes Yes. Now have them say what it costs you 20 p a day in food each, but they have lovely eyes, they look like sheep, don't they? I was going to do it and if I can, no, the real reason is that I have this machine in

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3. called Yellow Robo Mulcher, it's amazing, amazing, but there were one or two parts of the farm that I couldn't get to, it's too steep and too inaccessible, so that's where I thought I had goats and they would mow the grass there and We'll probably create another 10 acres of arable land for the farm manager to make money exactly.

That's not bad. This is the kind of thing that happens during breakfast every morning. You can do it with 30 GH females that are in use for children. and Nar with the program and everything is fine. You just know with I don't know, yeah, do you regret the pig? Do you regret getting the pigs involved? Do you regret buying it as it has now evolved into something that works for you? How is? How is everything? We had a little calamity the other day, but overall they're going pretty well. I made an invention that has improved the mortality rate.

Oh yes, of course, I don't know if we can talk. about that, but that's yeah, but I mean it's coming, it's season 4. I hope you get a piece of that, no, no, I mean, no, they're nice, but two really nice LS, um Pig Farmers, like that that I said why did we do this and then. they did it and then I said you got the payment you know other CU farmers need that well we can give it to them so that's good yeah that's the important distinction you know what you were saying did we plan it when Charlie arrive at the scene? give me a Bolin Mr. no, no and here it is immediately.

I think you'll find it reduces rather than improvises, yes, corrected my English. Thanks, Charlie. I make dough and what is the plan. How has everything been? Do you know what you would say to people watching? You've only seen the first four episodes. How did the next four happen? Where do we end up? What can we say? Well, it could be a nice surprise for you, yes. Last night I watched the final four because I saw the first goal against Chelsea and I turned it off. Were there 5? I lost the father, I killed you, well, he's lovely, isn't he?

Last night I saw the four finalists. I won't, I won't spoil it for you. It's, it's, it's lovely. I think it's a very, very moving show. I believe it is me. I think it ticks all the boxes TV should tip It's fun It's informative It's charming and comforting It's a really nice way to spend time watching that show I think