Jeremy Clarkson Tackles Farming Issues in Season 5 of Clarkson’s Farm, Premiering June 3
Clarkson’s Farm returns for fifth series in June
From extreme weather and bovine TB restrictions to political anger over government farming policy, Jeremy Clarkson faces fresh challenges when Clarkson’s Farm returns for its fifth season in June.
Amazon Prime Video has confirmed the first four episodes of Season 5 will be released on 3 June, followed by two more on 10 June and the final episodes on 17 June.
The new series returns to Diddly Squat Farm in Oxfordshire amid growing pressure on British agriculture following last year’s budget and controversial inheritance tax changes affecting family farms.
Alongside the usual machinery breakdowns, livestock challenges and battles with bureaucracy, the latest season is expected to focus heavily on the economic realities facing modern farming businesses.
Mr Clarkson also pushes ahead with plans to modernise the farm using new technology, while one storyline sees farm manager Kaleb Cooper travelling abroad for the first time.
Returning cast members include Mr Clarkson’s girlfriend Lisa Hogan, land agent and farm adviser “cheerful” Charlie Ireland and Gerald Cooper.
The series will also revisit Mr Clarkson’s ventures beyond the farm, including the continuing challenges surrounding the Farmer’s Dog pub venture.
Filming was not without difficulties. Mr Clarkson has previously spoken about extreme weather disrupting operations and bovine TB restrictions affecting cattle on the farm.
However, Amazon warns of even bigger developments that prove to be “much more of a challenge” at Diddly Squat, pushing the farm and its team to their limits.
Separately, Diddly Squat Farm will host the 2026 Cereals event on 10-11 June, welcoming about 25,000 farmers and industry professionals, with Farmers Weekly acting as a media partner for the event.
Since launching in 2021, Clarkson’s Farm has become one of Prime Video’s most successful unscripted series, attracting audiences far beyond traditional farming viewers and drawing wider attention to issues facing the agricultural industry.
Season 5 was confirmed in November 2024 before the fourth series had aired, while reports suggest a sixth instalment is in development and due to air in summer 2027.
Clarkson’s Farm won the 2025 National Television Award for Best Factual Entertainment, cementing its status as one of the UK’s most popular unscripted series.
The previous four seasons of Clarkson’s Farm are available to stream now on Prime Video.
