‘Catastrophic’: Jeremy Clarkson reveals harvest has been a ‘disaster’ on his farm
How Jeremy Clarkson is keeping farm running after poor harvest
- Jeremy Clarkson has admitted that funds from his TV show Clarkson’s Farm are essential for keeping his Diddly Squat farm financially viable, following a "disastrous" harvest.
- Clarkson described this year’s harvest as "catastrophic," expressing concern for food supply and noting that most farms lack the financial lifeline of a TV show.
- He also indicated that the farm would not survive without extending his business empire, such as by taking over a rural pub.
- The farm recently suffered an outbreak of bovine tuberculosis (bTB), which has prevented the buying or selling of cattle for two months.
- This bTB outbreak is the latest in a series of setbacks for Diddly Squat farm, which has also faced climate-driven disasters and a "shocking" harvest due to heatwaves and drought.