Jeremy Clarkson has officially confirmed that Clarkson's Farm Season 6 is currently in production, putting to rest fans' fears about the show's future after a tumultuous fifth season.
The Amazon Prime Video series ended Season 5 on a somber note, with Clarkson revealing his diagnosis with an aggressive form of prostate cancer and Diddly Squat Farm facing a lockdown due to a tuberculosis outbreak among cattle. However, Clarkson announced the renewal in a heartfelt Instagram video, standing in front of a tractor and stating, "So, bit of a year. But, I am delighted to tell you that Season 6 of Clarkson's Farm is currently being filmed. It's in production."
Clarkson's Health Update and Season 6 Filming
Clarkson added that the news was "particularly good news for me because... well, if you know, you know," and advised those unfamiliar to watch Season 5. He later confirmed he is now in remission after the cancer was caught early. Filming for Season 6 is underway, with no official release date yet, but based on the show's production cycle—filming over a year and releasing the following one—Season 6 is expected to premiere in 2027.
The upcoming season will likely consist of eight episodes, released in batches on Prime Video, consistent with previous seasons.
Storylines and Returning Cast
Season 6 is expected to delve deeper into the TB outbreak that led to the needless slaughter of one of Clarkson's pregnant cows after an inconclusive test. The show will also likely feature more agricultural innovations as Clarkson introduces new farming technology at Diddly Squat.
Viewers can expect the return of the full team, including Clarkson's partner Lisa Hogan, farmhand Kaleb Cooper, land agent Charlie Ireland, dry stone wall specialist Gerald Cooper, and Hannah Bourne-Taylor, the 'bird lady' who made a memorable appearance in Season 5.
