Clarkson’s Farm Star Kaleb Cooper Launches Solo Farming Series Set in Australia
Kaleb Cooper Goes Global
Prime Video has officially announced a brand-new four-part documentary series starring Clarkson’s Farm fan-favourite Kaleb Cooper. The show, titled Kaleb: Down Under, marks the young farmer’s first-ever solo television venture — and his most ambitious adventure yet.
After winning hearts across the world for his quick wit, fierce work ethic, and hilarious exchanges with Jeremy Clarkson, Kaleb is stepping out of the Cotswolds and into the Australian outback to explore how farming operates on a whole new scale.
A New Chapter for Kaleb
At just 27 years old, Kaleb Cooper has become one of the UK’s most beloved TV farmers. Known for his straight-talking personality and dry humour, he first rose to fame as Jeremy Clarkson’s right-hand man on Clarkson’s Farm — often schooling the former Top Gear host on the realities of modern agriculture.
Now, with Kaleb: Down Under, he’s swapping the rolling hills of Chipping Norton for the sun-scorched plains of Australia. The series, produced by Amazon MGM Studios, will follow his journey as he meets local farmers, tests new machinery, and learns how Australians cultivate vast landscapes that stretch far beyond anything he’s seen before.
Kaleb’s Leap Into the Unknown
For someone who once admitted he “hates leaving Chipping Norton,” this trip represents a major leap outside Kaleb’s comfort zone.
Sharing his excitement in a statement, Kaleb said:
“I spend most of my time with the most travelled man in the world, so I got brave and booked my first-ever flight to see what all the fuss was about.
Australia, here I come! And Australia, you’ll be gaining a new farmer for a couple of months as I discover if I can make my farming contracting business go international.”
It’s a journey of firsts — his first long-haul flight, his first time farming abroad, and his first solo TV project. But if Clarkson’s Farm proved anything, it’s that Kaleb thrives when faced with the unknown — as long as there’s a tractor involved.
Farming on a Whole New Scale
Australia’s agricultural industry is one of the largest and most diverse in the world, spanning millions of acres of farmland. From sheep and cattle stations the size of small countries to high-tech crop operations in extreme climates, Kaleb: Down Under will showcase how farmers down under battle drought, floods, and isolation to feed millions.
The series will see Kaleb testing state-of-the-art equipment, learning new techniques, and getting stuck into the dirt — literally — while comparing British and Australian farming styles.
Audiences can expect Kaleb’s trademark mix of honest humour, no-nonsense advice, and unfiltered charm that made him a breakout star in the first place.
What Amazon Says
Tara Erer, Head of Northern Europe Originals at Amazon MGM Studios, praised Kaleb’s natural presence and relatability:
“Kaleb Cooper has won our hearts with his no-nonsense farming wisdom and unmistakable charm.
Seeing him swap his beloved Chipping Norton for the vast Australian outback promises brilliant entertainment as he encounters farming on a whole new scale.”
Her comments highlight what makes Kaleb unique: his ability to turn everyday farming into compelling television — equal parts educational, heartfelt, and downright funny.
Filming and Release Details
Filming for Kaleb: Down Under is set to begin in autumn 2025, taking the crew from the dusty heart of the Outback to sprawling coastal ranches and high-tech agricultural hubs.
The four-part series will stream exclusively on Prime Video once production wraps, bringing viewers an up-close look at Kaleb’s adventures across one of the world’s toughest farming environments.
Fans of Clarkson’s Farm needn’t worry, though — Kaleb will return alongside Jeremy Clarkson, Lisa Hogan, and the rest of the Diddly Squat team in Season 5, which has already completed filming and is expected to release next year.
From the Cotswolds to the World
Kaleb Cooper’s rise from a small-town contractor to an international TV personality has been nothing short of remarkable. What began as a local lad teaching a motoring journalist how to drive a tractor has now evolved into a global story of ambition, authenticity, and hard graft.
In Kaleb: Down Under, fans will see him face brand-new challenges — from adapting to the extreme Australian heat to managing massive herds and operating machinery built for the outback.
But through it all, one thing is certain: he’ll tackle it in true Kaleb style — with stubborn determination, infectious enthusiasm, and plenty of laugh-out-loud moments.
A Farmer, Not a Celebrity
Despite his growing fame, Kaleb remains firmly grounded. He’s often said that fame was never the goal — farming was. His success hasn’t changed that.
“I’m a farmer first,” he once told fans. “TV is fun, but I’d rather be in a tractor than in a studio any day.”
That down-to-earth attitude is what continues to resonate with viewers across generations — from lifelong farmers to city dwellers discovering rural life through him.
Looking Ahead
As production for Kaleb: Down Under kicks off, anticipation is already building. Viewers can expect a show packed with humour, adventure, and heart, showcasing not just the scale of Australian agriculture, but the spirit of a young British farmer determined to grow beyond borders.
From Chipping Norton to Queensland, Kaleb’s story is proof that hard work and passion can take you anywhere — even halfway around the world.
With Clarkson’s Farm continuing to thrive and his solo career about to take off, Kaleb Cooper isn’t just farming — he’s cultivating a legacy.
