Clarkson's Farm star Harriet Cowan has left fans swooning over her latest social media upload, in which she showed a glimpse of her working day on the farm.
The 25-year-old won hearts when she appeared as Kaleb Cooper's replacement while he toured the UK for his new book. Harriet featured on the fourth series of Jeremy Clarkson's popular Amazon Prime show, where she took on various roles at Diddly Squat Farm and even gave the former Top Gear presenter a memorable lesson about pigs and their anatomy.
A qualified nurse turned full-time farmer
The full-time farmer is also a qualified nurse, having previously worked up to five days a week in that role. Now she loves getting her hands dirty, having recently purchased her own 100-acre farm in Derbyshire for £1.7 million.
Fans are lucky enough to catch a glimpse of her day-to-day life, as she is quite regular on her social media platforms. In her latest post, the farmer looked absolutely stunning as she filmed herself during her working day.
Fans react to 'working ground' video
Whether she's harvesting crops or sowing new seeds, Harriet loves immersing herself in the practical aspects of farm life. Recently, she shared clips from work where she showcased her other skills by miming along to a remixed version of Ella Henderson's Ghost.
Despite appearing to put in substantial hours on the farm, she made sure she stayed camera-ready for the occasion, wearing rosy blush and full makeup while driving her beloved tractor Dottie. Her caption read simply: "Working ground," leaving admirers utterly captivated by how "stunning" she looks no matter what day it might be.
The TikTok video has since racked up 3,800 likes and numerous comments, with one supporter writing: "Farming diva," while another posted: "Gorgeous." A third added: "Stunning as always." Another person admitted: "Omg love you," while others flooded the comments section with heart-eyed emojis.
What did Harriet do before Clarkson's Farm?
Prior to her cameo on Clarkson's Farm, Harriet was employed as a full-time community nurse while assisting on her family's farm in Derbyshire. She was raised working beside her father and grandfather on their family smallholding in Belper, Derbyshire, managing livestock including Aberdeen Angus cattle and operating tractors.
Beyond her professional role and academic pursuits, Harriet has also cultivated a substantial social media following, where she offers insights into her agricultural lifestyle online. After her notable appearance on Diddly Squat, Harriet left her full-time nursing role to devote herself entirely to the world of farming.
She successfully launched her YouTube channel, "Harriet on the Farm," and has amassed hundreds of thousands of followers across TikTok and Instagram. She uses her platform to champion and inspire young women in the agricultural industry.
