CLARKSON’S Farm series four is officially in production, with Lisa Hogan on hand to share a behind-the-scenes look.
Lisa, who joins longtime partner Jeremy Clarkson on the show, shared a glimpse of the camera crew on the set of their Chipping Norton farm.
Filming in the middle of the foggy field at Diddly Squat Farm, Lisa can be heard turning documentarian as she filmed the crew from her phone.
“A familiar sight in October. Misty. No wind. Quite mild,” she noted.
She simply captioned the quick video: “Series four filming”.
The beloved Prime Video series has become an international smash-hit, being praised for highlighting the trials and tribulations of UK farmers.
This includes the devastating loss of animals on the farm, how weather affects the annual harvest, through to the government red tape farmers face in order to sell produce or expand their sales.
The third series of Clarkson’s Farm, which aired this year, saw the farm find a promising new lucrative item in the shape of mushrooms, but the heartbreaking death of their favourite pig.
Now fans are excited to see what has happened since, with Jeremy expanding his business further by buying a pub selling beer made from produce from his land.
The Farmer’s Dog opened in Cotswolds this September, but Jeremy has made no secret he’s found the project a “nightmare”.
He completely refurbished the formerly defunct building, spending over £1million to make it perfect – even suspending a tractor from the ceiling.
The TV presenter has tried to keep his prices affordable, with prices averaging £5.50 for a pint, £9 on small plates and up to £19 on a full meal.
However after ‘knowing nothing about owning a pub’ he’s found himself in a crash course of being a landlord.
He also admitted being shocked on the discovery of the pub being on the site of a popular dogging spot, finding someone’s thong on the ground outside.
The new series is expected in 2026, and will follow the 2024 harvest season as the gang try to turn a profit from their homegrown wares.
