Jeremy and Kaleb's Harvest Goes Horribly Wrong | Clarkson's Farm

Who said being a farmer was easy? As the time to harvest approaches, Jeremy and Kaleb must gather up all the rape and barley they've been growing over the last year. BUT when Jeremy Clarkson is involved, things never quite go to plan do they?
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[@thegrandtour]

Who fancies a go at farming after watching this?

[@wfgames2879]

Me

[@fauxset]

I fancy a new season ASAP

[@tristanderamos6455]

I wonder who made this comment

[@bronwynlangley2041]

I would as I'm a country girl at heart. Bit of hard work never killed anyone.

[@Robbert_nl]

@@bronwynlangley2041 Please tell that to the families of the workers who died in Qatar, factories in Bangladesh and mines in Africa. Thank you.

[@Games_and_Music]

I love Jeremy's expression at the end, he probably wanted to strangle Kaleb, but deep down he knew that Kaleb was right, rendered powerless by his own incompetence, haha

[@MultiLuc28]

"Powerless by his own incompetence" That sums up Jermeys farming activities.

[@Lastkoss]

Very true.

[@schmuhf]

That's what I enjoyed most about this show: The complete and utter bellend that Jeremy Clarkson usually is depended on other people's help and knowledge and was outright humble for a change. Seeing that side of him was very refreshing.

[@Games_and_Music]

@@schmuhf I liked that as well, he knew he couldn't just throw a fit and get what he wanted, this had to be done by people that have the discipline and the knowledge, all he could do at those moments was shut up and learn, haha

[@ruk2023--]

@@Games_and_Music And you have to give him credit for actually doing that.

[@Chiwalker]

It's still hard to think that Kaleb is an actual regular farmer, he's so natural on-screen and so good at banter with Jeremy.

[@260Xander]

Good banter kinda comes with the territory

[@nuck-]

a production crew worth millions will do that to any group of people.

[@lasselarsen5449]

@@nuck- to a certaint extend, but not everybody hasthe personality to be on camera and Kaleb has a natural talent for it.

[@beccarose4930]

Tbh in my experience that’s what farmers are like in general they are good at banter

[@reuben8140]

@@nuck- They edit out the lowlights but they can’t make the highlights magically higher

[@nomadben]

I really enjoy this series, because it feels like Clarkson is being more genuine and humble than he is in his other programs.

[@armastat]

he is mellowing in his old age.

[@siriosstar4789]

It's an act .

[@chrisfortune1813]

@@siriosstar4789 That may be true but so was the bellend that he was on the car shows. This is a much better character he is playing and if you see him in interviews and away from this show he does seem to have mellowed somewhat in real life too.

[@LilySaintSin]

@@armastat yes.i agree. It feels like he's being himself.

[@captainevenslower4400]

@@siriosstar4789 if anything, everything so far from him was an act. This is probably the best place to see him as himself.

[@vaopr1012]

The show should have been titled “Kaleb’s Farming Intern”

[@brianwheway1933]

it nice to see someone giving jezza a bollocking and standing upto him.

[@mb-3faze]

"Who said being a farmer was easy?" - No-one. Most reasonable people have the greatest respect for farmers.

[@aberamagold7509]

You don't know me so you'll have to take my word that I'm a reasonable person 😜 I can't speak for everyone but I have a lot of respect for farmers and I know I am far too lazy to do that job.

[@DeathnoteBB]

For some reason people think it’s easy. I imagine because they have an idealized version in their heads. I say this as someone who forgets how hard farming is

[@louiscypher4186]

@@DeathnoteBB The issue is they are disconnected from farm so much they have no concept of farming. Coming from someone who spent an entire 1 month fixing a farmer's fences once. It was a huge eye opener, the sheer amount of things we take for granted in modern life is insane.

[@boomchakalaka3715]

Watched everything from clarkson over the years but this series is his best ever. So humanising and humbling to share his triumphs and tragedies with him. Truly the best of the British in one man

[@newdarkneoss3985]

ikr, i loved top gear and its cast, but these post tg content they are producing is just top notch in my book. Both Jeremys Farm and James May's cooking videos are just such a treat, with them being just so pure and honest in them.

[@kervinsimoya2643]

I like how this show is not heavily scripted, its just Jeremy being Jeremy

[@recall2880]

Not heavily scripted? Hahahahaha. As if

[@natstar7864]

Kaleb's the one doing all the work Clarkson only makes the videos then goes back inside.

[@Jrock420blam]

@@natstar7864 yeah same with Top Gear and then Grand Tour. Clackson is for entertainment only he's useless otherwise lol

[@internetenjoyer1044]

@@Jrock420blam ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?

[@denzzlinga]

@@recall2880 i don´t think so. how would you script all the things going on in farming? The weather, the floods, the sheep that has died, etc.

[@SubjectRandom21]

Bring on series two, more verbal babbling between colleagues.

[@fabiank485]

They are already filming

[@dinosoarskill17]

@@fabiank485 i can't wait! this series was so good, unexpectedly

[@fabiank485]

@@dinosoarskill17 no one expected it to be that good and Jermey being such an awesome representer of the British farmers

[@dinosoarskill17]

@@fabiank485 that piece of land he bought is so beautiful. to be able to wake up and be able to peer over all of it and say, "that's mine" is a hell of an accomplishment. i hope to do that with just 6 acres at least one day.. lol

[@fabiank485]

@@dinosoarskill17 1000 acres with forest, river and fields. Absolute dream, but not achievable for a non millionaire

[@hereinoz7051]

The TV series we all needed but none of us knew. I loved it.

[@Keglanek]

Most things on TV now are nihilistic and preachy, this serise was wholesome and funny.

[@slazerlombardi]

this is epitome absurdism and ridiculous. Simply beautiful.

[@armastat]

this is what happens when you keep the woksters and warriors at bay.

[@ConnorNotyerbidness]

@@slazerlombardi how many shows end with the lead saying its genuinely the happiest hes ever been in his life despite all the hardship, ans its so genuine? You hear it all the time on shows like Bachelor and you know it never lasts. Jeremy went through the worst the world could throw him on his farm last year, "one of the worst years for farming in english history", and he Still felt his happiest. THAT is so wholesome

[@corvus2512]

Aren't nihilistic and preachy kind of incompatible? How can shows be both? Kinda seems like somebody saying “things were better in my day!” When its plainly untrue, though i do agree this show is brilliant!

[@suhdud4646]

When I was growing up, watching Jeremy was basically my entire childhood and I still go back to watch all his adventures. Honestly this one is by far the most entertaining and just had a way with me that I felt part of the farm. People give Jeremy a hard time based on the past but you cant condemn a man of present based on his actions of the past. The amount of respect I have for him for the sheer bravery to pick up something of this magnitude and to run with it at full speed and to succeed even by the smallest of margins and to still have the will to start again shows grit of a present day hero. All modern day farmers deserve knighthood as they are truly heroes without capes.

[@IlHansenIl]

"...you cant condemn a man of present based on his actions of the past." I'm sure a lot of murderes, child rapists and Hitler would like to thank you for that statement.

[@irfannurhadisatria2540]

Lmao guy above me just compared the Orangutan with Hitler. This is their calibre of arguments? 🤣

[@IlHansenIl]

@@irfannurhadisatria2540 You should see the guy above me, arguing past actions shouldn't have consequences. Some people are hilarious.

[@IlHansenIl]

@@irfannurhadisatria2540 Wait why are you saying I compared an orangutan to Hitler?

[@actdimensions]

@@IlHansenIl he doesnt get it

[@NorthEastSaskFarmer]

I’m a grain farmer in Canada. We use grain bins to store grain after harvest until we want to sell it. Jeremy needs grain bins

[@buckhorncortez]

Yes...but you'd need a keen sense of the obvious to figure that out...

[@richardharrold9736]

@@buckhorncortez they're pretty much banned in the UK now. Used to be loads of them, but after too many fatalities, the insurers told farmers to get rid of them. They've disappeared from the British countryside very rapidly.

[@andersbjrnsen7203]

@@richardharrold9736 whaaat?? Youre not allowed to store (and dry) grain on farm?? What kind of country is the UK becoming 😱

[@richardharrold9736]

@@andersbjrnsen7203 just not in vertical silos - and it's not even a ban, it's just that costs (including insurance) and safety risk have made them unattractive to farmers, and most have been demolished. Most UK farmers use barns with ventilation and drying systems in them, which are also equally useful for storing machinery the rest of the year.

[@kieranhuggins6802]

I don't think they are banned, I worked on a farm about 8 years ago and the farmer used grain bins and a gas dryer. As far as I know he is still using them.

[@paarthagarwal7320]

This show was so good, I actually found it more interesting than some of the Grand Tour episodes and last two specials

[@williamdrijver4141]

Excellent series, great fun and interesting to see how such a farm works.

[@likeablecloud2454]

i think it's funny because of all that work he made a wopping 10 grand and couldn't get the other 100k+ just sitting there imagine you work so hard for you to lose over 100k to Clarkson being a bloody moron. i'd be mad at him to. he lost $110,000 because he was stupid.

[@kiranmurali910]

I envy Kaleb and how much he knows about farming. I know farm job is tough AF but damn its a satisfying one...

[@HyperVegitoDBZ]

@@ardvark84 Why not?

[@danepittman1383]

As somebody who works on a farm in the US the funniest part is Clarkson wanting to sell grain and getting a truck the same day.

[@TonyisToking]

Love how this show really showed the tedious nature of farming while still being entertaining. That’s not easy. Not as difficult as farming! I was so bummed for Jeremy when all the work harvesting the Barley resulted in a bad payoff due to beer sales dropping during the COVID scare. The potatoes did make it better though, Jeremy did a great job with those! Maybe not the best business plan though 🤣

[@natstar7864]

He would have made a profit if he actually did the work himself instead of paying people like Caleb to do it for him.

[@TonyisToking]

@@natstar7864 He aint tryna to make a living farming, he's trying to tell a story. And that isn't about profiting .

[@RacingAtHome]

@@natstar7864 He makes a profit with the TV show about his farm. No farm, no TV.

[@GloomGaiGar]

There are actually a lot of farming channels here but all of them are vlog style while Jeremy has the advantage of a professional production team and Bezo's money.

[@yeetwchybaban]

@@TonyisToking ye

[@georgejenkins3371]

As a retired farmer, I would have filled up two wagons with barley and backed them into the barn. They would have been dry and there would be no mixing with the rape, and a bit more grain would have been harvested.

[@aaronUK2006]

Love the fact Kaleb does not give a shit and just sticks it on Clarkson when Jezza is wrong. Absolute wealth of knowledge for a 21 yr old.

[@thegrandtour]

Jeremy may know his cars, but when it comes to farming, Kaleb is king 👑

[@07Hawkeye]

you know, you've got to hand it to jeremy. he may not go about everything in the most professional manner but he will at least give it his 100% best, honest shot. yes he makes mistakes like we all do but not all of us learn from those mistakes and keep on trying to succeed even after failures. Jeremy does and usually has from all the footage ive seen of him. the man couldve retired 10 years ago already and lived a happy wealthy life.. but he's still out here trying and doing new things with the same energy as always. whether you are a fan of Jeremy Clarkson or not, you've got to give the man his credit. He is definitely not a quitter. I dont think i could have any more respect for the man and all that he has done from the car industry to the entertainment industry, travelling the world (still), hosting and taking a huge responsibility behind the grand tour and now to the farming industry. the man has the energy and drive of a 25 year old. Respect.

[@ConnorNotyerbidness]

And also consider this The only equipment and land damaged in this whole series is his Own Cant have people going about like normal that "you crashed a car through this field how dare you public property bla bla bla"

[@DeathnoteBB]

Did you even watch the video? His 100% best is not what happened here lol

[@Coinkidoink]

Kaleb is so fucking funny, hope they do more together

[@armastat]

his secret is that he has figured out Jeremy is his ticket to fandom and so he can't strangle him in his sleep.

[@wfgames2879]

I love clarksons farm

[@Zanhausen]

We all do

[@benevans3733]

Yes agree

[@JakeFromYoutube]

Man I loved this show. I think it's about time for another rewatch.

[@fk4515]

Here in Iowa we are a little more serous about farming, we have a pretty good idea of where we are going to put the crop BEFORE we plant it.

[@jackrasbeary4156]

Best thing on my TV since Clarkson handed in his key card, opened an umbrella and flew to America to entertain me.

[@MrCaterhamr500]

How has he flown to America? He lives in Great Britain and his farm which was filmed was in GB, how’s that got anything to do with N America????

[@randomnickify]

He refers to the epic scenes from the beginning of Grand Tour that shows moment Clarkson leaves BBC and goes to work with America/Amazon. You know, that opening that cost more money to film than entire season of Top Gear? :)

[@whoarewe7515]

Just you. You must be very special. Did he give u a special dance too?

[@thepikachugamer6775]

I love how Kaleb yeeted Jeremy's keys into the field haha

[@udxpierre]

Aah man: Son from another mother to Jeremy. Brilliant.

[@miloudbouchefra200]

The scale of their harvest is mind blowing.

[@ducatista1098s]

Kaleb deserves a raise. One about every 3 months until he owns the farm outright.

[@360_gangsterelite2]

Honestly this show has just made me respect farmers even more. Very few people would be disciplined and skilled enough to do this job.

[@britishfilmguy]

Nice to see jezza doing what he does best.. provoke a argument 😆😆🤣

[@fahadhanif2352]

The best show ever with the best hosts ever simply amazing

[@SiVlog1989]

This show is superb, I'll watch the rest of the series at the first opportunity :)

[@StrangeTerror]

Clicked and immediately paused just to comment without spoilers. I can't wait for season 2. I knew the show would be very well done but damn guys, you hit it out of the park.

[@lindaandrews9245]

At the end of the series Jeremy held a picnic for them all. He said, "I have to make a decision, should I go back to London ……before he could finish Caleb, as fast as a striking snake, interjected, "Yes!"

[@franckstf1636]

Gros fan de top gear et tye grand tour j'ai adoré cette série avec Jeremy Clarkson je l'ai trouvé profondément humaine 👍

[@themightysudds]

I Would love to see Kaleb of the Grand tour pointing how Hapless Clarkson Hammond and May are. He would be a great addition.

[@nigelsheppard625]

I love the way Kaleb speaks to the Towney novice.

[@kel69222]

I can't get enough of this show, top gear was a great show cars and school boy antics, now this, the farming version, I do hope that this show sees a good few seasons,

[@bronwynlangley2041]

These two make a great team. Can you imagine Jeremy managing with the foetus boy.

[@matthewbennett1962]

This come a very close 2nd place to only fools and horses .this best I've ever watched in a long time ..

[@stefanpruszkiewicz8919]

I was in Full Yorkshire Mode!!! I'm Lovein' it

[@hoagiesherlin7732]

Loved this series

[@lindamesa5122]

I hope a new series will soon be published! An amazingly funny. Way to laugh about the tragedy farmers are facing in this climate,!

[@user-ld6ik5qm4m]

Jeremy discovering the joys and realities of farming.

[@boazk84]

Kaleb has given Jeremy more shit in a few months then May and Hammond in 15 years.

[@atmbcito]

Lol facts

[@marksbikeexports5123]

Thats because Kaleb is his own man, the other two , funny as they are are just stooges, their individual projects for amazon clearly show whos the real talent.

[@rorykeegan1895]

@@marksbikeexports5123 Clarkson is a bit of a genius on the quiet. He knows it too.

[@dinochookproductions5190]

​@@marksbikeexports5123nah james may and hammond have their own specific talents when they are on their own, personally I find james may really interesting to watch

[@BlueKnows]

One of the only shows that should be released in seasons

[@johnathanrowley2707]

Great show can't wait for series 2

[@sherparoyale]

I’ve never seen JC do so much actual work… which alternate dimension is this in???!

[@decodolly1535]

I do love Clarkson but really, how has Kaleb managed to not kill him yet? 😂

[@magicnorse5223]

This season isn't over, maybe in a later episode ;-)

[@armastat]

also he has figured out if he does, then he won't be in anymore videos.

[@orwellboy1958]

You don't kill the goose that lays the golden eggs.

[@armastat]

@@orwellboy1958 Even if you really really REALLY!!! want to?

[@ianpotter2128]

" You completely fucked up" love it.

[@plombo5728]

I just finished the series on prime last night. Frothing for more.

[@AW-Services]

Jeremy has made himself with the farm. All those years of motor journalism is just a gap

[@robporter817]

Just brilliant,utterly utterly brilliant. They are TV Gold, can’t wait for series 2

[@ReefMimic]

“Don’t give him a big head” best line ever

[@fitzhb]

I just love this show

[@Jack-vo2sz]

honestly kaleb could've told him, order 20 lorrys

[@EleanorPeterson]

Noooooo. You don't see Jeremy off-camera. I mean the REAL Jeremy. He's a Yorkshireman, and NOBODY tells a Yorkshireman what to do or how to do it. Stubborn? Opinionated? Aye, lad, and bloody proud of it! The filming makes him look like a lovely cuddly, witty, approachable guy, but I think you'll find that he operates pretty much like Trump, only with the added threat of a lot more physical violence if you cross him. Telling Clarkson off-camera that he needed a fleet of lorries would have got Kaleb a smack in the mouth and the chance to find a new f*cking job (after he'd picked up his teeth).

[@MrSamulai]

@@EleanorPeterson Do you just go around copypasting that comment to everyone with even slightly relevant post? Your personal opinions about other people are none of my business, but you really need a hobby.

[@leinie6683]

and 20 lorry drivers would want to kick their asses because they'd be sitting there for hours waiting for them to harvest the grain, transport it to that "storage facility" and then load it with a slow ass front loader. Get your shit harvested and get a big ass tarp to cover it. Order the lorries when your done

[@DeanMoxley87]

I like how TV mainly channel 5 now has farming programs, the great British farming show etc can’t copy the original

[@bjoernwelter7388]

You just must love Clarkson 😂😂

[@mrconductor144]

Those moisture testers are about $300 to $400 at the farm supply store

[@mcgoofe1871]

"Simon don't give im a big head" 😂😂😂

[@larklark5339]

Lol I love those two

[@WestfieldFreshAir]

This is golden.

[@njkip]

Epic.....just epic 😂😂😂👍

[@walesu.k.2108]

There such a great team ✌🏻🚀

[@berryasta]

This is interesting Jeremy, but what happened later on to the harvest, where can I get to watch the next part of this

[@julzhepburn3688]

Good thing Caleb is young and good tempered ,,it must "challenging" to run a farm with Jeremy in the works,, "Having Jeremy along ,is like losing two good men "🤣🎶 But he's still worth his weigh in gold ,if you just want to laugh,, 👌🍻🚜

[@Poppy-sf1uj]

Hilarious 😂😂

[@grahamberesford7438]

Bloody hard work being a farmer!!.

[@thegaffer7280]

All watch each episode for being cheered up

[@telkirton]

These two crack me up...

[@cleverusername9369]

1:17 idk what song that is but it's bloody brilliant

[@lukynsifty6712]

Blues Saraceno - Save My Soul

[@AP-RSI]

Very good show!

[@williamerasmus1891]

hahahahahaa i love this

[@belltopcone]

You tell him Kaleb, thank god I`m a country boy..Lol

[@Nokenify]

This show is awesome

[@WilshysVids]

cant wait for S2

[@mancheetah5610]

God I loved this series

[@barrycox4018]

Love it, more more more

[@proudy5841]

1:27 if you didn’t know that beep means that the combine is either on 50% or 80

[@Adiscretefirm]

Jeremy has made many mistakes in his new career, but I think he was set up to fail in this case. Charlie or Kaleb should have given him a warning he needed to set up a barley contract a week ago.

[@DeathnoteBB]

It sounds like people probably did, but Jeremy went “Ah it’s fine” and switched off. Being willfully ignorant is not being set up to fail.

[@Gallus-gallus]

If it wasn't cut together randomly, they decided on the spot to switch from rape to barley. You couldn't jsut get 20 tours on a saturday in the middle of harvest. So I give him that.

[@LucaW025]

Farmer clarkson

[@chriscal5817]

Fetus boy! 🤣😂

[@kh40yr]

Harvesting corn on the cob in eastern Washington State as I post. Wa State is the west coast bread basket,, kinda like Iowa on the east. Corn, Onions, Potatoes(more than Idaho), Carrots, Sugar Crisp Apples, Ect and Ect. 2 trailer set can hold about 50 tons corn, and yes, with moisture content you can Waay exceed the allowed limits for the road and bridge,,real quick. It's very hot out here in the fields, the AirCon is barely able to keep up. I hope their harvest goes better this year.

[@mrconductor144]

50 ton on a B train. We in southwestern Ontario during wheat,barley,mix grain, soybean, corn harvest I'd be putting on nearly 30 ton on a tri-axle truck. Call it good

[@kh40yr]

@@mrconductor144 1/2 way thru the season pick now. End of Oct is the cutoff, or if and when it freezes, then you MUST pick and haul the corn or the kernels turn black. 10 days after the first freeze, then it's non-sale. It goes for silage then and the farmers gets his whimpy, barely survivable(here), Ins check. Pissed off farmers then!!. Scored some 1/2 burlap bags of super sweet white small peg, to hand out to friends. Not supposed to climb into the trailers, but field boss kept an eye, on night shift. I grabbed him some as well. Also some baseball/softball sized Walla Walla sweet white onions, picked off the ground as discards while I waited to load. Massive hrs, I'm over already and it's not 1/2 thru the week it seems. I used to load Up Canadian B train flatbeds that came down from BC, with treated metric beam lumber to go back.

[@mrconductor144]

@@kh40yr I'd say 90% through barley and wheat now. Be around the end of September for beans (IPs and crusher beans) than late September or early October corn till end of November. Last year we seen rain from the first week of October till the last week of October, so pushed corn till late November.

[@mrconductor144]

@@kh40yr and ya 15 hour days 70 a week. Made sure you had your regular deliveries done before 3 or 4pm because you know the farmer was calling the elevator at 5pm looking for trucks because my waggons are full. I was with a famer all day 15 hours just hauling corn moved somewhere like 110 to 120ton (metric tons)

[@J.Huff76]

i miss Jeremy and the other guys. wish they would get there shows back.

[@1960jammy]

It’s brilliant 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@Alexilund]

You need to make Caleb a part of the Clarkson, May and that small guy trio, we need this in our lives, you are not getting younger and don't produce enough epicness anymore, I wait and wait and wait for the grand tour to release something, I live for this.

[@Alexilund]

(I'm not good with names)

[@jordanthomson7682]

😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 love it

[@user-cx2bk6pm2f]

Kaleb is the new Richard Hammond 🤣

[@patstephenso7206]

what a man lol brilliant

[@Wolkebuch99]

Kaleb is the older brother Clarkson never had

[@carolinesparrow2520]

Always wanted to live work on a farm but it never happened in my life to old now 🤣

[@gijbuis]

This is a fascinating turn from driving over-powered and over-priced mechanized bellands...

[@giffy8924]

Brilliant

[@Roland02071]

I love this..... big time! Kaleb for president!!!!!!

[@370suzuki]

Jeremy just put Caleb in charge, and you will have to be the Owner/Gofa for a year or two , be funny as , keep up the good work, its a good watch , cheers

[@danielsimpson8929]

Clarkson you need to get a few dozen silos and an auger system for the tractor/trailer.

[@richardharrold9736]

Silos are basically banned in the UK. Used to be every arable farm had a few, but over the last decade they've been disappearing rapidly as they've become uninsurable due to the number of fatal accidents they caused, not to mention fires.

[@kalebbruwer]

(In the planning room for this show) "All right, how are we going to get drama in the show?" "We put Clarkson in charge" "Of writing the script?" "Of the farm" "Ohhhhh"

[@HQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQ]

FINALLY! Some new stuff, not old million times watched boring one!

[@richardharrold9736]

Nah, these are old clips from 2020.