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Sep 13, 2026

Milo WhitfieldHOST
1:15
and faffing around with the names.
Milo WhitfieldHOST
1:17
And then it came to my mind, you know, Clarkson's Farm, we had the nativity scene in the shed with the goats behind it.
Milo WhitfieldHOST
1:25
I would love to have set up that marks, but in a cutout window behind me is the goat shed.
Milo WhitfieldHOST
1:32
So you want a she shed as well, do you? Baby Jesus.
Andrew BakerGUEST
8:27
And it's a very exciting area because it basically gives those people that are really interested in their soil health a chance Very quick and easy method for really just doing some very detailed and interesting measurements of their soil health.
Molly GreenHOST
8:48
And of course, I know I'm a layman talking to you, Andrew, and I, like thousands, hundreds of thousands of people across the UK, have probably only sort of pricked up their ears and thought about soil health through watching Clarkson's Farm.
Molly GreenHOST
9:02
When we're talking about agriculture, and I use Clarkson's Farm, as I say, because I think so many people have watched it and now have...
Molly GreenHOST
9:10
The realisation, the understanding and the empathy, the sympathy with farmers in that their margins are so tight year on year.
Molly GreenHOST
9:18
And you can't just stick a crop in anywhere without knowing about the soil, let alone the weather effects and all that.
Phil DaleyHOST
3:06
That's, uh, incredible, sort of, uh, being part of, of the, the local infrastructure there.
Phil DaleyHOST
3:11
Uh, and in terms of farming, we've seen in recent years there's been a bit of a spotlight on farming, hasn't there, with Jeremy Clarkson, Clarkson's Farm and things like that.
Phil DaleyHOST
3:18
Do you get people asking a bit more about what, what goes on down at the farm?
Tom HolroydGUEST
3:22
Yeah, I, I think, uh, Jeremy Clarkson's done a great job for farming really, just putting it, putting the spotlight on it and just showing the, the re-reality of what farming is, and it's not, um, not really always what it looks like, and there's, there's some, some bad parts that do need highlighting, so it can get that awareness and be pushed forward into the modern day really.
Scott BoltonCORRESPONDENT
42:53
yeah i'm familiar with him i don't really follow him per se but yeah i know who you know i know about him
Jake RohrerHOST
42:58
yeah well his latest venture is called clarkson's farm he he bought a pretty big piece of land like in the cotswolds sort of not too far north of london in the countryside and He's got a legit farm and he's been doing this TV show on Amazon called Clarkson's Farm.
Jake RohrerHOST
43:15
It's actually really good.
Jake RohrerHOST
43:17
He's not the same character that he was on Top Gear, but it's really kind of blown up.
Jeremy SutherlandGUEST
31:44
How many kids in Timoree, for example, know exactly where milk comes from and how it's processed from the cow? Probably not many.
Jeremy SutherlandGUEST
31:54
When they buy their sausage, do they understand what's actually in it and where does it come from? And I think that's the great thing about Clarkson's Farm is it's actually educated Britain about where things come from and how it's done.
Jeremy SutherlandGUEST
32:07
Or how it's not done.
Jeremy SutherlandGUEST
32:09
Yeah, in Clarkson's case.
Jamie EastHOST
35:02
Yeah.
Jamie EastHOST
35:02
Watch Clarkson's Farm.
Jamie EastHOST
35:03
They'll tell you about the yield of wheat.
Jamie EastHOST
35:05
Chimpan Gaz, that was a good name, Chimpan Gaz.
speaker_0HOST
1:09
But he warned it was crucial to continue a level of surveillance in all areas in case a different strain of blue tongue developed.
speaker_0HOST
1:16
Next, Clarkson's Farm secured its second National Television Award last night after taking top honours in the reality docuseries category.
speaker_0HOST
1:24
Collecting the award alongside show stalwarts Caleb Cooper, Charlie Ireland and his partner Lisa Hogan, Jeremy Clarkson described the result as a vote for farmers.
speaker_0HOST
1:33
Speaking following the ceremony, Mr Clarkson thanked the people who voted, adding, ''I also think they kind of voted for farmers.
Scotty StevensonHOST
29:35
Jimmy from Temuka has, uh, been in touch.
Scotty StevensonHOST
29:37
Um, Clarkson Farm he likes.
Scotty StevensonHOST
29:38
Uh, obviously not a, not a sports show.
Scotty StevensonHOST
29:40
He says funny and educational.
Toby HaselerHOST
2:21
Nothing which immediately jumps to mind, but, um, there's plenty of, uh, fascinating accents, isn't there?
ColinHOST
2:28
Do you know where the Clarkson's Farm and Gerald, is it Gerald?
Toby HaselerHOST
2:32
Mm-hmm.
ColinHOST
2:32
Have you seen any of that? Gerald makes no sense.
Jonathan ReamsGUEST
8:32
And I think about this with an example from popular culture and my own experience.
Jonathan ReamsGUEST
8:38
So I've been enjoying watching Clarkson's Farm.
Jonathan ReamsGUEST
8:42
Jeremy Clarkson was famous from Top Gear, the auto show, but he owns a farm in England.
Jonathan ReamsGUEST
8:50
And one of the top shows on Amazon is about him on his farm.

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