Jeremy Clarkson has run into another problem at his Oxfordshire farm this week.
The former Top Gear presenter purchased Chadlington’s Diddly Squat Farm in 2008 and took the reins in the past few years
Day-to-day life on the farm has been documented in three e=seasons of hit Prime Video show Clarkson’s Farm since 2021.
The series has been a global hit, attracting thousands of fans to the farm near Chipping Norton in recent months.
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Clarkson has run into a new problem at the site this week though which led to the TV star posting on social media.
Taking to X on Thursday, the 64-year-old said: “I’ve just made another pond which is already teeming with dragonflies.”
This issue follows another problem which Clarkson experienced on the farm earlier this month regarding his tractor breaking.
“Jeremy Clarkson we [are] at the DS farm shop, only fair you do a drive by no,” said a fan on X who had hoped to meet the TV star.
The 64-year-old Who Wants to Be a Millionaire presenter responded to the fan and confirmed that he had been close but ran into issues when the tractor broke.
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Season four of Clarkson's Farm is being filmed in Oxfordshire. (Image: PA Photo / Amazon Studios)
“Was drilling in the field opposite this morning,” said Clarkson.
“Then the tractor broke.”
Filming on the fourth season of Clarkson’s Farm has already commenced with the show expected to release at some point next year.
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