Jeremy Clarkson says one of his recent ideas to boost income on his Oxfordshire farm made his land agent 'roll his eyes'. The former Top Gear presenter has presented several Amazon Prime shows, including The Grand Tour, since being forced to leave the BBC series in 2015.
One of these programmes is Clarkson's Farm, which charts Jeremy' life on Diddly Squat Farm. He first purchased the farm in 2008, but his Amazon Prime series has documented his attempts to make the farm productive again, the Daily Express reports.
The 62-year-old now says that his latest plans made his Clarkson's Farm co-star, Kaleb Cooper, leave Oxfordshire for a week. Writing in his weekly column for The Sunday Times Magazine, Jeremy said it was his plan to become a pig farmer that provoked opposition.
