Devotees of Clarkson's Farm are seeking alternatives following the recent conclusion of Series 5, reports the Mirror. The Prime Video sensation chronicles agricultural newcomer and ex-Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson's endeavours to transform himself into a farmer and turn Diddly Squat Farm into a profitable venture. Throughout its run, Clarkson's Farm has achieved remarkable success and garnered acclaim for sparking worldwide conversations about farming's significance. The programme documents the experiences of Jeremy alongside the Diddly Squat Farm crew, including farmhand Kaleb Cooper and land agent Charlie Ireland, as they strive for profitability while navigating numerous obstacles.
Fletcher's Family Farm
Ex-Emmerdale star, Strictly Come Dancing winner, racing driver and farmer Kelvin Fletcher's ITV programme follows the celebrity, his wife Liz and their four youngsters as they operate a farm bordering the Peak District. Similar to Clarkson's Farm, viewers witness how the city-dwelling family adapts to agricultural life while learning about raising animals and cultivating crops. Anticipate touching scenes amid the mayhem. Where to watch: ITVX.
The Yorkshire Vet
Documentary programme The Yorkshire Vet tracks Julian Norton, Peter Wright and fellow veterinarians as they care for creatures throughout the eponymous county. The programme showcases the Skeldale Veterinary Centre in Thirsk, which was formerly the practice of All Creatures Great and Small vet James Heriot (Alf Wight). The Yorkshire Vet remains hugely popular with audiences and has continued broadcasting since its 2015 debut. Where to watch: Channel 5.
Countryfile
BBC Sunday evening institution Countryfile is essential viewing for anyone wanting to understand more about British farming. Similar to Clarkson's Farm, Countryfile addresses the major challenges facing the UK's agricultural sector. Jeremy Clarkson actually mentioned Countryfile during Season 5 of Clarkson's Farm when disclosing that the BBC programme had prompted him to buy his EasyCare sheep. Where to watch: BBC.
Our Dream Farm with Matt Baker
Countryfile presenter and former The One Show host Matt Baker joins forces with the National Trust for the factual programme Our Dream Farm. Throughout the series, Matt discovers budding farmers to occupy empty farms around the UK with the aim of turning their agricultural ambitions into reality. Where to watch: Channel 4.
All Creatures Great and Small
While not a reality programme, charming period drama All Creatures Great and Small draws from the books by Yorkshire vet Alf Wight, penned under the pseudonym James Heriot, and chronicles three vets practising in the Yorkshire Dales during the 1930s. Similar to Poldark, All Creatures Great and Small first received a television adaptation during the 1970s, continuing until 1990, with a cast featuring Doctor Who star Peter Davison, Christopher Timothy and Lynda Bellingham. Channel 5 recently revived All Creatures Great and Small, with Nicholas Ralph, Samuel West, Rachel Shenton, Anna Madeley, and Callum Woodhouse leading the ensemble. Where to watch: Channel 5. Clarkson’s Farm season 5 is streaming on Prime Video now.
