Clarkson's Farm season 3: release date, trailer, and everything we know

Clarkson's Farm season 3 is heading to Prime Video on Friday, May 3, at last giving us a chance to catch up on the farming adventures of Jeremy Clarkson and his right-hand man, Kaleb Cooper.

Viewers are keen to return to Diddly Squat Farm to see what's next from the Millionaire presenter and his Oxfordshire-based farm, where he's been working (and sometimes clashing!) with the local community to try and make the place a success.

For the past two seasons, we've seen plenty of funny moments, arguments, and drama as Jeremy learns how challenging running a farm can be, but he's always had help along the way.

Speaking about the new season, Jeremy said: "I'm genuinely thrilled that we are doing a third season of Clarkson's Farm. I've had some great new ideas, all of which have made Charlie, Lisa and Kaleb deeply unhappy."

But he told The Times that his farm has faced a lot of challenges recently. "Behind the scenes everything that could go wrong has gone wrong," he says.

As to why the show has been so popular, he told the paper: "It was an enjoyable way of learning about where your food comes from. Because lecturing people doesn’t work. Television is rather obsessed with organic and diversity and sustainability, rather than where food actually comes from and the actual people who make it for you. The Kaleb Coopers and the Geralds and Charlie Ireland and so on. I think it's been a very useful programme for making people go, 'Bloody hell, you work very hard doing that and earn no money at all.'"

In an interview with The Sun, Kaleb revealed that Jeremy is good at something! 

"Bear with me, it’s hard to get this out He's not a bad pig farmer. He’s actually really good at it. It’s the one job I can leave him do, and he’s surprisingly good."

He added: "He’s great at bringing piglets into the world and takes pride in them. It’s amazing to see. It’s a skill, pig farming. Although I don’t want to big him up too much."

Jeremy has revealed that pigs are his favourite farm animal and they will feature a lot in the new series. Here's everything we know about the series...

Clarkson's Farm season 3 release date

Clarkson's Farm season 3 arrives on Prime Video on Friday, May 3. This will be when the first four episodes air.

A second part will arrive at a later date, with episodes 5 - 8 arriving on Friday, May 10, a week after the first instalment.

Previous seasons of the show are also available exclusively on the streaming service.

What should we expect from Clarkson's Farm season 3?

Prime Video has teased that in season 3, Diddly Squat farm faces some "seriously daunting challenges". These include crops failing in the hot weather, inflation driving the prices of supplies up, the farm shop risking closure, and plans for the beloved restaurant being dashed.

As a result, Jeremy urgently needs to come up with creative new ways of making ends meet, so hatches a plan that triggers an avalanche of schemes, involving everything from goats and pigs to mushrooms, nettles, and deer. We know he will go on a lot of emotional highs and lows with the pig farming. Jeremy also apparently crashes some farm machinery into a stone wall.

Elsewhere, someone new arrives at Diddly Squat, which puts Kaleb's nose out of joint...

Who is returning for Clarkson's Farm season 3?

Prime Video has revealed that Kaleb Cooper, Clarkson’s girlfriend Lisa, Gerald and "Cheerful" Charlie will all be back on the farm in season 3.

They have also teased that "new characters" will be involved in the upcoming season so we will have to stay tuned and see who else will show up on Diddly Squat farm. One person who might feature is Caleb's fiancee Taya. He revealed in a chat with The Sun that the pair are planning to get married on a farm! He added that Taya was "made to be a farmer's wife". So perhaps we will get more of an idea of his family life.

Is there a trailer?

Yes, there's a trailer for Clarkson's Farm and there's plenty in store! From Jeremy making Kaleb farm manager, to mishaps and even a visit to Downing Street, there's lots going on...