- Location
- Cirencester
His "stance" wasn't great either, sat there, arms crossed, not sure I'd have employed him! Gerald would have done a better job!
Clarksons Farm Series 2
- Thread starter uztrac
- Start date
I’m going to watch it later, i do enjoy it from an entertainment perspective not really a farming one though!On episode 5, enjoying it so much.
@ajd132 if you think farms can’t have fudgeups on a daily basis you need to keep some livestock
That said, a lot of Ollyblogs crops make me feel a lot better about my own and they don’t tempt me to buy a Lincolnshire farmers Avatar.
i did see abit of ollyblogs doing some avatar drilling the other day, if i was horsch i would sue him!
Hilly
Member
- Location
- Scottish Borders.
Farmers dont they just expect others to
Too wet I thought. Even out of the wet spots if it's the same as I watched.
Or was it something else?
- Location
- Durham, UK
Look i frequent a sunderland football forum, hardly your schofel, range rover driving set. The consensus on there is its brilliant and they can see some of the bonkers sh!t we have to put up with.polled them have you ? from the young to the Senior what were the figures ?where's the proof of what you say ?
Cant can you
Bit like your War theories
Bull.sh!t.
Now iv never noticed them mention adam henson or minette batters.
- Location
- Moreton-in-Marsh, Glos
I have watched the first 5 episodes of series 2 and can’t fault much if any of the content.
I’ve never met Jeremy, but I I know his now “proper shepherd” ‘Sheeps’ partner, another Jeremy, very well.
Ironically, he’s a friend of Kaleb and another person starting in farming on his own, working very hard and earning tremendous respect from everybody in this area.
Here is me baling some hay in 2021 for ‘J the sheep’ on the field that Clarkson now keeps the cattle and cow-shite eating chickens on:
As for West Oxford DC, what a bunch of tossers!
I suspect that like Warwickshire’s Stratford on Avon DC, they don’t have that many Cotswold villages, so are over protective of them.
Any PP applications here are treated with Councillors laying on their backs with their arms and legs in the air, laughing hysterically!
What I really like about this series is that the deliberate Tom-foolery has gone.
I’ve never met Jeremy, but I I know his now “proper shepherd” ‘Sheeps’ partner, another Jeremy, very well.
Ironically, he’s a friend of Kaleb and another person starting in farming on his own, working very hard and earning tremendous respect from everybody in this area.
Here is me baling some hay in 2021 for ‘J the sheep’ on the field that Clarkson now keeps the cattle and cow-shite eating chickens on:
As for West Oxford DC, what a bunch of tossers!
I suspect that like Warwickshire’s Stratford on Avon DC, they don’t have that many Cotswold villages, so are over protective of them.
Any PP applications here are treated with Councillors laying on their backs with their arms and legs in the air, laughing hysterically!
What I really like about this series is that the deliberate Tom-foolery has gone.
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- Location
- South wales
The cynic in me thinks the planning objection guy is on the books why the hell would he agree to be filmed and named otherwise
- Location
- DD9.
Is that a new build house? Looks massive
Steel
Member
- Location
- Finley, Riverina, Australia
Funny when Jeremy told the layer to learn to spell.
michael N123
Member
Paddington
Member
- Location
- Soggy Shropshire
Had a good laugh at the first episode, can't ever remember laughing at Countryfile, here is someone even more incomptetent incompertant, worse tractor driver than me.
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
the usual council all over the UK full of star gazing muppets with no clue how the real word, if he want's to see star's he should be the local football match, the player getting stuck in to the half time pint what a star
- Location
- South wales
Pint of Guinness too
On Facebook, ain’t that the truth!
Love the Clarkson farm tv series.
Kaleb offers a real world farm experience & perspective to balance off Jeremy's inexperience in farming.
Jeremy is just making a realistic go at trying to keep his farm afloat while govt does everything it can to kill family farms
Farming must be redefined legally to permit farmers to do everything from producing the food to selling the food directly to customers in any form the customer wants the product.
Remove all restrictions on farm businesses like farm stores & restaurants.
It reminds me of what rural life was like in Canada and the US before the family farm was mostly eliminated and replaced with today's giant croporate factory farms.
The objector and others like him are destroying the economic and social roots of their communities. In Canada & the US "objectors" often have hidden power agendas & links to globalist industrial groups, like Bill Gates & mega farm corporations.
Jeremy is absolutely right to focus on what lies ahead as family farms are increasingly being forced off over a cliff on this unsustainable anti-farmer path.
Looking to Canada & the US offers a glimpse of what likely lies ahead for UK agriculture. Massive industrial scale farming that produces massive industrial low grade stuff that many countries won't buy.
Few farm jobs due to massive large scale mechanization, no family farm people left = no people left to support towns & their businesses. Urban populations that have lost touch with food production, farmers, common sense and the land itself.
Many rural towns are going extinct in Canada and the US as a result of widespread "objector stupidity" that drives destructive govt programs. Banning fertilizer and other such nonsense is bandied about.
Packaged food is harvested from mega supermarkets or ordered from factory kitchens and delivered to your door. WE have completely lost the struggle to save the middle class farm & the towns they supported. In Canada & the US govt replaced family farms with massive industrial scale farming, mostly through regulation and favorable mega govt farm financing.
The similarities between what Clarkson is experiencing and what happened in Canada and the US are eerily alike.
Don't let it happen in the UK. Save the middle class family farm.
Save the UK family farm by addressing the unworkable over regulated regime and freeing up farmers to succeed.
Kaleb’s Farm
Leonel St Amand · ·Love the Clarkson farm tv series.
Kaleb offers a real world farm experience & perspective to balance off Jeremy's inexperience in farming.
Jeremy is just making a realistic go at trying to keep his farm afloat while govt does everything it can to kill family farms
Farming must be redefined legally to permit farmers to do everything from producing the food to selling the food directly to customers in any form the customer wants the product.
Remove all restrictions on farm businesses like farm stores & restaurants.
It reminds me of what rural life was like in Canada and the US before the family farm was mostly eliminated and replaced with today's giant croporate factory farms.
The objector and others like him are destroying the economic and social roots of their communities. In Canada & the US "objectors" often have hidden power agendas & links to globalist industrial groups, like Bill Gates & mega farm corporations.
Jeremy is absolutely right to focus on what lies ahead as family farms are increasingly being forced off over a cliff on this unsustainable anti-farmer path.
Looking to Canada & the US offers a glimpse of what likely lies ahead for UK agriculture. Massive industrial scale farming that produces massive industrial low grade stuff that many countries won't buy.
Few farm jobs due to massive large scale mechanization, no family farm people left = no people left to support towns & their businesses. Urban populations that have lost touch with food production, farmers, common sense and the land itself.
Many rural towns are going extinct in Canada and the US as a result of widespread "objector stupidity" that drives destructive govt programs. Banning fertilizer and other such nonsense is bandied about.
Packaged food is harvested from mega supermarkets or ordered from factory kitchens and delivered to your door. WE have completely lost the struggle to save the middle class farm & the towns they supported. In Canada & the US govt replaced family farms with massive industrial scale farming, mostly through regulation and favorable mega govt farm financing.
The similarities between what Clarkson is experiencing and what happened in Canada and the US are eerily alike.
Don't let it happen in the UK. Save the middle class family farm.
Save the UK family farm by addressing the unworkable over regulated regime and freeing up farmers to succeed.
- Location
- Moreton-in-Marsh, Glos
Yes, a new build. Was reading about his moving into it in his latest Diddly Squat Until the cows come home Book.
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
"I am inclusive just not cyclists"
"Look at that fat badger - how many little hedgehogs have you eaten "
"Look at that fat badger - how many little hedgehogs have you eaten "
ganderman
Member
- Location
- South lincs
I couldn’t watch when he used the mandolin and sliced his thumb , having used one I could see it coming they are lethal things. What did it say in the breed of osr that got missed I couldn’t read it ?
- Location
- South wales
Tell you what else annoyed me is the comment from a “local “ in the meeting that you (clarkson) don’t need an income!! When did being successful in life be seen as a bad thing
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Doubtless spoken by a "local" who
a) sold a London property to move there
b) derives her / his income NOT locally
c) doesn't spend much locally