Amazon Prime has just released the Clarkson’s Farm Season 3 video trailer. The new season promises some competition between The Grand Tour star and fan-favorite Kaleb Cooper.
What does it all reveal? Moreover, when should viewers of the hit reality show expect to see it drop?
Here are all the details.
Jeremy Clarkson Proposes Competition In Clarkson’s Farm Season 3 Trailer
Everyone loves Clarkson’s Farm. This humorous and dramatic reality show centers around Top Gear alum Jeremy Clarkson’s farm called Diddly Squat. Moreover, this series represents the struggles farmers have to produce the world’s food. On Thursday, Amazon released the Clarkson’s Farm Season 3 trailer. What should viewers expect this season?
Firstly, Jeremy promotes his right-hand man Kaleb Cooper to farm manager. Next, Jeremy puts on a competition. He is going to farm some wild land that takes up about half of his property. Meanwhile, Kaleb is going to farm the cultivated land. Who is going to win?
On one hand, Jeremy has a challenge figuring out what to do with this underused part of Diddly Squat farm. Added that Kaleb has little faith in his boss’s ability to make anything happen, the new farm manager thinks he can beat him easily.
However, although Kaleb Cooper is experienced and is working on land that is cultivated, he is facing other issues. The price of wheat has gone down. What other obstacles will he, like other farmers face?
Despite Jeremy’s ability to mess up half of what he does, he may still end up earning more of an income with the rugged part of the farm than Caleb. But, what has happened that has made Jeremy’s girlfriend Lisa Hogan cry?
Farmers around the world have praised this series for telling the world how much of a struggle they face. This new competition may bring to light even more issues.
Why Is Clarkson’s Farm Season 3 Split Into Two Parts?
In an unusual move, Clarkson’s Farm Season 3 will be released in two parts. The first four episodes will drop on Friday, May 3, on Amazon Prime.
However, the remaining 4 episodes will not drop until Friday, May 10, also on Amazon Prime. Why is there a one-week gap in between?
Producer Andy Wilman answered a fan who asked that very question on his Instagram. The fan asked, “Any idea what the the idea is behind the 2 part release strategy?”
Andy replied, “Nothing important. Just a case of getting the last four finished same time as the first four. They’re only a week apart.”
Therefore, it sounds like they were not going to be able to finish editing all eight episodes in time for them to drop at the same time. That is the reasoning behind the two-part release.
Amazon Prime subscribers, are you looking forward to Clarkson’s Farm Season 3?
