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Jeremy Clarkson's blockbuster farming documentary series, Clarkson's Farm, returns to Prime Video this month.
The ex-Top Gear presenter will don his wellies on May 23 in the first four episodes of Clarkson's Farm 4. The remaining episodes will be released in two double-bills — episodes 5 and 6 arrive on May 30, followed by episodes 7 and 8 on June 6. The first three seasons of Clarkson's Farm are still available on-demand via Prime Video now. Clarkson's Farm 4 promises to pick-up immediately after the end of the third series, which aired back in May 2024.
Unlock every episode of Clarkson's Farm — without paying a penny. With a new season coming in May 2025, follow Britain’s most unlikely farmer and his rag-tag band of agricultural associates as they face-up to a backdrop of unhelpful weather, disobedient animals, unresponsive crops and an unexpected pandemic. Amazon also sells produce grown by Clarkson and the team in the official Diddly Squat Farm Shop online store.
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Amazon’s official description teases a season of big changes and new challenges at Diddly Squat Farm. With Kaleb Cooper embarking on a nationwide tour and Lisa Hogan launching a new product line, Jeremy Clarkson is left to manage the farm on his own.
In Kaleb’s absence, Jeremy must devise new strategies to keep the farm afloat, which leads him to consider buying a pub as a way to draw crowds away from the ever-busy farm shop — and finally get the local council off his back.
Richard Hammond appears in first trailer for Clarkson's Farm 4
"However, the road to becoming a pub landlord isn’t straightforward either. Jeremy faces obstacles including derelict buildings, red tape, and a picnic site with a colourful past. Cheerful Charlie lends a hand, but even he isn’t prepared for the challenges that arise once Jeremy finds his perfect pub," the synopsis reads.
Previously thwarted in his attempts to open a Farm to Fork restaurant, Clarkson's Farm 4 will see the ex-Top Gear presenter open his own pub to serve beer and food from Diddly Squat
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"Back at Diddly Squat, the Lamborghini tractor is showing its age, and there’s a menagerie of livestock to manage. Mother nature conspires to make this one of the toughest years ever for British farmers, but when the whole gang pulls together, anything is possible," it adds.
Returning favourites include Kaleb, Lisa, Gerald, and “Cheerful” Charlie, alongside new faces in the rural Oxfordshire setting.
- Stream all episodes of Clarkson's Farm on Prime Video for £0 now
- Shop the complete range from Diddly Squat Farm Shop on Amazon UK
For those who need to catch up ahead of eight new episodes of the TV show set at Diddly Squat Farm, you'll need a Prime Video subscription.
In the UK, Prime Video is available as part of an Amazon Prime membership for £8.99 per month or £95 per year. Alternatively, you can subscribe to Prime Video as a standalone service for £5.99 per month. If you're new to Amazon Prime — or haven't tested the service for at least a year or so — you can take advantage of a 30-day free trial. Yes, that means you can watch every episode of Clarkson's Farm on Prime Video for free.
Just sign up for the free trial, binge all episodes of Clarkson's Farm, then cancel before the end of the trial to avoid paying a penny.
Across its first three seasons, Clarkson’s Farm has established itself as one of the UK’s most talked-about factual series, praised for its candid, often hilarious portrayal of rural life and the realities of British agriculture.
Season 1 (2021): From Zero to Farmer
The show’s debut chronicled Jeremy Clarkson’s leap from motoring journalist to novice farmer, as he took charge of Diddly Squat Farm. Viewers watched as Clarkson grappled with the basics of crop rotation, livestock care, and the brutal economics of farming, often with disastrous but entertaining results. The season was lauded for its authenticity and humour, with The Times remarking on Clarkson’s genuine progress and the show’s ability to make farming accessible and entertaining to a mainstream audience.
Watched the TV show? Now you can taste the home-grown food and drink produced by Jeremy Clarkson and the Diddly Squat team. From marmalades to chillis, sweets to honey, there's plenty to get your teeth into. And if you're not hungry, there's plenty of merchandise to enjoy too
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Season 2 (2023): Red Tape and Rural Realities
Season two delved deeper into the bureaucratic challenges facing farmers. Clarkson’s ambitious plans to open a farm restaurant and diversify into cattle were met with fierce resistance from local authorities and a thicket of regulations. The Sunday Times and The Times both highlighted the show’s honest depiction of farming’s financial hardships, with one headline noting that many family farms are “barely breakeven” and that “all land owners should produce food where they can but we need to make a profit and pay rent”. The series was praised for shining a light on the “absurd” and “shortsighted” obstacles farmers face, with The Telegraph and Daily Mail reporting on the groundswell of support from the farming community after Clarkson’s restaurant plans were rejected.
Kaleb will be absent for much of Clarkson's Farm 4 as filming conflicted with his nationwide tour in late 2024
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Season 3 (2024): Heartbreak, Hope, and Community
The third season, released in May 2024, balanced moments of levity with genuine hardship. Clarkson and Lisa Hogan’s foray into pig farming ended in heartbreak, while Gerald’s cancer diagnosis brought the team closer together. The farm’s ongoing battles with planning authorities continued, but there were also victories, including a successful food van and shop. The Guardian has previously praised the series for being “a love letter to British farming, warts and all,” and The Times has noted Clarkson’s evolution from bumbling outsider to a more competent and compassionate farmer, even as he continues to bring his trademark irreverence to the screen.
Clarkson’s Farm has been widely recognised for its impact on public perceptions of farming. The Sunday Times reported that Clarkson was named “Farming Champion of the Year” by the National Farmers Union, reflecting the show’s influence and the respect it has earned within the agricultural community. The Guardian described the series as “game-changing,” while The Telegraph and Daily Mail highlighted its role in sparking national conversations about the challenges and triumphs of rural Britain.
With each season, Clarkson’s Farm has deepened its reputation as a rare blend of entertainment and education, celebrated for its honesty, humour, and heartfelt depiction of life on the land.
As well as the impact of spiralling inflation and scorching weather, the season 3 of Clarkson's Farm will see The Grand Tour and Top Gear presenter attempt to raise pigs with farmer Kaleb Cooper for the first time on the documentary series
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Unlike Netflix and Disney+, Amazon offers a free trial for its streaming service.
You can sign up for Amazon Prime for 30 days and stream everything in the Prime Video catalogue and unlock other perks. That includes all episodes of Clarkson's Farm on your iPhone, Android, Smart TV, tablet, and dozens of other devices.
Even though Clarkson's Farm 3 will be released in two parts, both will be broadcast on Prime Video within the same 30-day trial period, so you'll be able to stream without paying a penny for Amazon Prime.
Cancel anytime during the 30-day free trial period and you'll not be charged.
Don't worry if you've taken out an Amazon Prime trial in the past... perhaps for the arrival of Clarkson's Farm series 2 back in February last year, as you'll likely be eligible for another freebie. Amazon refreshes eligible for its 30-day free trial roughly once per year.
You can check whether you're able to stream for free again here.
16 episodes from Clarkson's Farm 1 and Clarkson's Farm 2 are still available to watch on-demand on Prime Video as part of your paid subscription, or during a 30-day free trial period
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Prime Video is included as part of an annual Amazon Prime membership, but it's also available as standalone subscription for £5.99 per month. Earlier this year, Amazon introduced ad breaks to its Prime Video subscription — something that disgruntled viewers so much, they launched a lawsuit.
How many episodes in Clarkson's Farm 4?
There are 8 episodes in every season of Clarkson's Farm, including the upcoming fourth series of the hit show.
Clarkson's Farm 4 release date
Clarkson’s Farm season 4 starts on Prime Video in the UK on May 23, 2025. The new season will launch with a bumper drop of the first four episodes — that's half of all episodes coming this year. The remaining four episodes will be released in two double-bills — episodes 5 and 6 arrive on Friday, May 30, followed by episodes 7 and 8 on Friday, June 6.
New episodes were released at midnight (12am) BST in the UK. Episodes can be downloaded to watch offline or streamed.
Clarkson's Farm 4 trailer
Want to see what's in store over the next 8 episodes of Clarkson's Farm? Amazon has released a number of trailers for the docu-series, teasing the events that'll challenge Jeremy Clarkson, Lisa Hogan, Charlie Ireland, and Kaleb Cooper.
How to stream Clarkson's Farm 4
Clarkson's Farm is exclusive to Prime Video, so you'll need to watch on a device with the Prime Video app.
Fortunately, Amazon has made its Netflix rival available on a wide variety of different hardware. Here's a comprehensive list of devices capable of streaming from the Prime Video app:
- Amazon Fire TV / Fire TV Stick
- Echo Devices with a Screen (Echo Show 5, Show 15)
- iPhone
- iPad
- iPod Touch
- Windows 10 PCs
- Windows 11 PCs
- Meta Quest 2
- Meta Quest 3
- Android Smartphones
- Android Tablets
- Sky Glass
- Sky Stream
- Sky Q
- Samsung Smart TVs
- Panasonic Smart TVs
- Sony Smart TVs
- LG Smart TVs
- Hisense Smart TVs
- Philips Smart TVs
- JVC Smart TVs
- TCL Smart TVs
- Google Chromecast
- BT TV Boxes
- EE TV Boxes
- TalkTalk TV Boxes
- Virgin Media Tivo 4 & 6 Series
- Virgin Media Stream
- Nvidia Shield
- Roku
- Apple TV
- NOW TV Box
- Fire Tablet
- Sony PlayStation 5
- Xbox Series X
- Xbox Series S
- Sony PlayStation 4 / PS4 Pro
Are you allowed to visit Clarkson’s Farm?
Yes, Jeremy Clarkson's Cotswold farm shop, known as the Diddly Squat Farm Shop, is open every week from Wednesday to Sunday. Opening times are 9.30am – 4.30pm, including on bank holidays.
You don’t need to book in advance, just turn up and the Diddly Squat Farm team will be there to help.
If you don't fancy making the journey out to Chipping Norton, then Amazon UK stocks many of the products from the ex-Top Gear host's 1,000-acre farm and neighbouring food producers. There's also branded cups, t-shirts, and alcohol, including the Clarkson's Hawkstone lager brand.
Unlock every episode of Clarkson's Farm — without paying a penny. With a new season coming in May 2025, follow Britain’s most unlikely farmer and his rag-tag band of agricultural associates as they face-up to a backdrop of unhelpful weather, disobedient animals, unresponsive crops and an unexpected pandemic. Amazon also sells produce grown by Clarkson and the team in the official Diddly Squat Farm Shop online store.
30-day Prime Video trial
£8.99
£0
