Clarkson’s Farm season four has dropped – here’s how you can watch the final episodes

From pub openings to tractor tantrums, here’s everything we know about Clarkson’s next countryside crusade

From content spoilers to how to stream the previous seasons, here’s everything you need to know (Prime Video)

Just when you thought the fields of Diddly Squat couldn’t get any more chaotic, Jeremy Clarkson returns with more farming faux pas, bureaucratic battles and bovine blunders for season four of Clarkson’s Farm. The hit series ploughed its way onto Prime Video in two increments at the end of May.

The series has been just as unhinged, informative and hilarious as previous outings. If you’ve been following Clarkson’s accidental pivot from petrolhead to ploughshare, you’ll know this is no ordinary farming show. The former Top Gear host takes on the demands of British agriculture with his very own farm in the Cotswolds – with zero farming knowledge.

Alongside him, a now-iconic cast includes straight-talking tractor expert Kaleb Cooper, land agent Cheerful Charlie, and Lisa, Jeremy’s ever-patient partner, who are all tasked with trying to rein in his wild ideas (and even wilder animals).

This season, things ramped up. We’re getting a deeper look at Jeremy’s attempts to diversify Diddly Squat Farm with a new restaurant and – yes – a pub called The Hawkstone Arms. Naturally, there’s a whole new mess of red tape, livestock dramas and weather-induced despair to navigate. But will any of it actually turn a profit? Doubtful. Is it wildly entertaining? Absolutely.

Here’s everything you need to know about season four of Clarkson’s Farm – and where to watch all eight episodes.

How to watch ‘Clarkson’s Farm’

Clarkson’s Farm season four was released on Amazon Prime Video in instalments, with the final two episodes dropping on 6 June.

This staggered release gave viewers time to savour each episode and perhaps even try out their hand at some farming (though maybe recommend starting with a houseplant).

You can stream Clarkson’s Farm season four exclusively on Prime Video. If you're not already a member, you can sign up for a 30-day free trial. After that, a Prime membership costs £8.99 per month or £95 per year. Alternatively, you can subscribe to Prime Video alone for £5.99 per month. For those needing a refresher, all the previous seasons are also available to watch now.

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