'There was so much rain we couldn't do much farming'

We hear from Jeremy Clarkson and Kaleb Cooper about opening a pub, a disastrous harvest, and lots of rain in Clarkson's Farm series four

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Across three series of Clarkson's Farm, former Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson has shown the world just how difficult it is to run a farm.

Stressful than running a farm", Clarkson now knows, but his vision behind the business – “somewhere where farmers could go, if it's raining on a Tuesday afternoon and they can’t work on their farm, they could come and have a pint and meet other farmers” – is what kept him going.

Farmer Kaleb Cooper, who is Clarkson's right-hand man and brings his farming expertise to all of the boss's hair-brained ideas, agrees with the sentiment.

"I think it's really good for the community to go there and visit people and just see friends and have a chat," says the 26-year-old, who has been farming since he was 13.

"Farmers use the pub way too little, because they think they're too busy all the time. Actually, they need to start using it a bit more and just go for a pint and a chat.