Jeremy Clarkson has announced a new farming venture by his girlfriend, Lisa Hogan, praising her 'cracking idea' for an app called OnlyFarmers. The 66-year-old broadcaster shared the news on X, formerly Twitter, on Wednesday, August 5, while walking through his Oxfordshire farm.
OnlyFarmers App Aims to Connect Tourists with Farm Activities
In a video posted to the Clarkson's Farm account, Clarkson explained that Lisa had a 'brainwave' to create an app that helps people find farm-based activities in the area they are visiting. He said users could 'walk an alpaca, milk a cow, go foraging, or learn to cook, whatever it might be.'
He also encouraged farmers to list their own activities on the app, noting that 'you're not going to make any money out of farming this year, I suspect.' Clarkson added, 'I think it's a cracking idea from Lisa, I really, really do.'
Fans React Positively to the New Venture
Viewers quickly took to the comments to share their support. One user asked, 'This is a brilliant idea! Does it cover Northern Ireland too?' Another said, 'My 15-year-old grandson would love to help on a farm.' A third commented, 'Well done to Lisa for creating something useful.'
Some fans also joked about the app's name. One quipped, 'Wait until the tractor pics go behind the paywall,' while another admitted, 'I misread this and thought Jeremy Clarkson had opened an OnlyFans account...'
Clarkson's Farm Future and Grand Tour Changes
The announcement comes as The Grand Tour prepares to return with new hosts. The Prime Video series will feature Francis Bourgeois, James Engelsman, and Thomas Holland starting September 4, with the original trio appearing in a cameo to hand over hosting duties.
