He continued: “I genuinely thought he put seeds in the ground, weather happens and then food grows.
“So I just thought that’s not difficult. But it’s phenomenally difficult – the heartache is extraordinary.
“And it is phenomenally badly paid,” he added before going on to say: “So then I thought, ‘well, if I get someone to film me doing it, that will offset some of the losses.’
“Which is about the only way you could make farming pay these days.”
Published at Thu, 10 Jun 2021 04:01:00 +0000
Jeremy Clarkson outlines real reason for starting farming show: 'It's not that difficult!'
