Jeremy's Farm Not Just Animals - When Pigs Fly
Farming in the Brexit Era with Broken Machinery
A year has come and gone, and Jeremy continues to farm bravely on, even though Brexit is still dragging on and probably won't be over any time soon. To make matters worse, the former prime minister who caused Brexit with that blasted referendum has broken his little tractor. On top of that, his big Lamborghini tractor has also broken down, but Jeremy has grown attached to it and can't bring himself to get rid of it, despite Kaleb's advice.
As if that wasn't enough, the rented bull is shy and shows no interest in getting the cows in calf, whereas the pigs are at it day and night, with piglets flying out of them like buckshot from Jeremy's shotgun. And then there's that eco-inspector in his rented car, fit for the lower middle class, snooping around the sheep paddock again, checking if the wool shearing follows both halal and kosher rules...
Jeremy Clarkson
Jeremy Clarkson was born in 1960 in Doncaster, Yorkshire, to a teacher and a travelling salesman. He wrote for various English newspapers, first local and then national, eventually establishing himself as a motoring expert. He started writing for the prestigious Top Gear magazine and, from 1988, became the world-famous presenter of the BBC show of the same name, where he remained until 2015. He later began collaborating with Amazon on the show The Grand Tour. He lives on his Diddly Squat Farm, is gradually becoming a farmer, and writes columns about his experiences. He received a National Television Award in 2021 for the show Clarkson’s Farm. Both critics and general viewers praise its entertainment value, the insight it provides into rural life, and its contribution to public awareness of how agricultural products are 'made'.
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