JEREMY Clarkson has vented his frustrations following a major setback on Diddly Squat Farm.
The 64-year-old has owned the land since 2008, but began running it himself in recent years.
Taking to X, Jeremy bemoaned wet weather conditions impacting the Oxfordshire farm’s all-important harvest.
He fumed: “F****** c****** w****** f****** s******* rain.”
A fan commented: “Must be harvest time.”
Another added: “We’re standing by and with you!”
When a follower requested no spoilers for upcoming Clarkson’s Farm episodes, Jeremy wrote back: “It’s not even being filmed.
“We are trying to finish the harvest and it f****** rained.”
Having launched in 2021, Clarkson’s Farm follows Jeremy’s exploits as he takes on the challenge of becoming a farmer.
He’s joined by a supporting cast including partner Lisa Hogan and farm manager Kaleb Cooper.
Rounding out the core line-up is land agent “Cheerful” Charlie Ireland and dry stone wall expert Gerald Cooper, who is unrelated to Kaleb.
Three series have aired to date – with a fourth confirmed to be on the way.
The show was most recently on screens in May, with fans left feeling emotional after heavier moments.
This included losing newborn piglets after deciding to incorporate new animals into Diddly Squat.
Previously, Jeremy opened up on how the farm faced the familiar weather foe with an insight into just how hard they were hit.
On Instagram, Diddly Squat’s account shared an aerial snapshot highlighting how many crops had been jeopardised by downpours.
Alongside the snap, the caption read: “It’s going to be a rough year.
Clarkson's Farm began streaming in 2021 and follows Jeremy Clarkson and his team managing Diddly Squat Farm in the Cotswolds. Here's a 'who's who' of faces in the Clarkson's Farm cast.
“All that seed sowed, drowned with the constant rain.”owned with the constant rain.”
Meanwhile, Kaleb, 26, earlier shared an update on Instagram about rainfall’s resulting impact.
He showed two long mud trails completely filled with murky water as the fields were completely flooded.
The sarcastic accompanying caption read: “Great year we have had.”
