Jeremy Clarkson announces release date for Clarkson’s Farm season four

Jeremy Clarkson has announced an exemption date for returning his healthy reality series Clarkson’s farm.

The fourth season of the program, which is at the former Top gear The host’s dull squat farm in Chipping Norton will be launched on Prime Video on May 23. A further two episodes will be broadcast a week later on May 30, followed by the last two on June 6.

The TV presenter will provide TV presenter and his reliable team-side-Kick Kaleb Cooper, wife Lisa Hogan and farmer Gerald Cooper-Omhels new adventures with the opening of Clarkson’s latest business: The Farmer’s Dog Pub in Oxfordshire.

After finishing three three with the dull squat gang that rattles a turbulent year, viewers will return to a busy period on the farm: Caleb is on a nationwide tour, and Lisa is working on a new product range, while Clarkson lets the farm alone.

In Caleb’s absence, Clarkson has to keep on track and come up with an idea: he wants to buy a bar. Although his original plan was to open a farm to Fork Restaurant, Clarkson wants to get back into the good books of the Council by pulling crowds away from the farm shop and to a new place.

However, as on social media is well documented, Clarkson has obstacles, including red tape, abandoned buildings and more.

Back at Diddy Squat, the farming team will navigate the changing weather conditions, the collapse of the Lamborghini tractor, the arrival of a bull, a pig and a herd of goats.

Clarkson documented the problems behind the scenes that accompanied the launch of the farmer’s dog and acknowledged that the course of the bar was harder than he expected.

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In December, Clarkson said online that, despite being warned about the large number of bar closures in the UK, he was how difficult it would be to make money by having only a British cosmenu and finding staff to Brexit, he believes it would be all right.

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“I was wrong,” he said.

He said it was’ Galling to see how much effort is needed to make so little money on the farm ‘, adding:’ It’s worse at the bar. The customers come. There is no problem there. But turning their visits into a profit is impossible. ‘

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Clarkson also said in an Instagram post last month that the only thing that saves him from ‘financial ruin’ is the fact that they serve Hawkstone Lager and Hawkstone Cider of his own brewery.

The presenter described the whole process of becoming a landlord of a bar as “terribly stressful”, saying that there is a lot of inconvenience that ‘you don’t think about’.

However, the series in itself was a huge commercial success for Clarkson and his crew. Since the series first launched in 2021, the Helper Kaleb has risen from Clarkson to prominence and officially became a millionaire, through the launch of his solo live show about his life, the world according to Caleb, and several books published along with the appearance in the Amazon Prime series.

Caleb previously revealed that he had earned only 50 pence per hour due to the unpredictable nature of farming costs and profit margins.

Clarkson’s farm Return on May 23.