Jeremy Clarkson has announced a halt to filming for the sixth series of his Prime Video hit Clarkson's Farm, citing relentless rain and a bovine tuberculosis outbreak at his Oxfordshire farm, Diddly Squat.
In his Sunday Times column, the 65-year-old former Top Gear presenter wrote: 'There's no filming happening on the farm at the moment, or farming. It hasn't stopped raining since the beginning of the year, so I can't plant anything, and I can't do anything with my cows either because we are still locked down by TB.'
Clarkson revealed in October 2025 that Diddly Squat had been hit by a bovine tuberculosis outbreak, forcing the cull of the farm's first-ever pregnant cow. He posted on X: 'It doesn't affect people, just our poor cows. Everyone here is absolutely devastated.'
The fifth series of the show is expected to launch this spring, but the sixth series faces an uncertain timeline. Clarkson also took a swipe at Good Morning Britain meteorologist Laura Tobin after she celebrated 'record wind power' in January, which cut gas costs by £164 million. He replied: 'So to solve global warming, it’s best if we all freeze. Excellent.'
