Jeremy Clarkson shares bleak update on Diddly Squat Farm amid scorching weather

JEREMY Clarkson has shared a bleak update on Diddly Squat Farm amid the UK’s scorching summer. The 66-year-old documents the goings on at his Oxfordshire farm on the hit Prime Video series, Clarkson’s Farm. Jeremy Clarkson has shared a bleak update on Diddly Squat Farm amid the UK’s scorching summer Credit: Getty Jeremy shared a snap on Instagram of the weather in his area and said his harvest was “f***ed” Credit: Instagram/jeremyclarkson1 Filming for series six has taken place in the last couple of months, and is likely to include the multiple heatwaves and hot weather the UK has been having this summer. Now Jeremy has given an update on the farm’s harvest for this year, and because of the scorching weather, it’s not looking good. Sign up for the TV newsletter Thank you! Jeremy shared a screenshot of the weather forecast for the next few days on his Instagram on Sunday, showing the temperature hitting 29 degrees Celsius in Chipping Norton. He wrote alongside it: “Harvest already f***ed. May as well just enjoy it now.” The UK’s scorching hot summer will have had an impact on Jeremy’s crops Credit: PA Jeremy documents the goings on at Diddly Squat Farm on his hit Prime Video series, Clarkson’s Farm Credit: Times Media Ltd While Jeremy tried to put a positive spin on the hot weather, he will no doubt be concerned about his harvest after the one shown in series five was impacted by the weather as well. Last month, Jeremy wrote in The Sun about how much he enjoys harvesting his fields, despite not knowing when they would need to be done or how well the crops will have turned out. He said: “Some jobs on the farm are unpleasant. Sexing rabbits is annoyingly difficult, and disposing of dead piglets is heartbreaking. “But I’ve been harvesting all week, and this job is an absolute joy. Most read in TV “I boing out of bed before dawn, knowing the moisture in the crops will be dead right, and then, from the ­tractor’s lofty seat, I watch the sun rise through the dust cloud being left in the ­combine’s wake. It’s a stunning sight. “The moisture levels are changing by the hour and if they go above 15 per cent, you have to stop. “It’s hot and it’s dirty out there, and you work non-stop for 15 or 20 hours at a stretch.” Clarkson’s Farm is available on Prime Video. Comment now