Clarkson Farm’s Lisa Hogan apologises to Jeremy as she points out problem with Diddly Squat in rare video
CLARKSON Farm’s Lisa Hogan shared a disappointing update from their farm in Chipping Norton.
Jeremy’s partner Lisa Hogan took to Instagram to share an update on how the bad weather has impacted the growth of fruit on the Diddly Squat Farm.
Lisa apologises to Jeremy as his produce is failing to ripen.
She shared a video of their raspberries which aren’t ripening at their usual pace due to the lack of sun in recent weeks.
However, Lisa still tasted them and apologised for not sharing them with Jeremy.
Taking to Instagram, she posted a video of her examining the raspberries and said: “The second of August. Lovely weather. And it’s been great for the raspberries because they’re really juicy.
“But we haven’t had enough sun to ripen them. Look at that, it’s mine. It’s disappearing immediately.
“Sorry Jeremy. It was going to be for you, goops.”
This comes after Clarkson’s Farm star Kaleb Cooper has announced his new farming project to fans on Instagram.
Kaleb was “too excited” when he disclosed the news to his two million followers.
The 27-year-old farming contractor made a name for himself on TV after he featured in Clarkson’s Farm alongside 63-year-old Jeremy Clarkson.
He quickly became a fan favourite on the Amazon series, where he helps the writer and gameshow host run a farm on the countryside.
In the video now posted to his millions of fans, Kaleb displayed his latest additions to the farm as he explained why he brought 21 new cows.
He said: “I wouldn’t normally do this, but I own 21 dairy cows that I bought with a friend of mine.
“He milks them, and I help him get the grant for the robots and stuff like that.
“I am going to take you on a bit of a journey to show you how robots work, as well as all the dairy cows.
“I owe my career to dairy farming, so it’s quite an exciting one. I am super excited.”
The reality TV star captioned the 35-second Instagram reel: “I was too excited not to share this, so I’m posting it now. I own 21 dairy cows that are being milked locally to me.
“Guess I’m going back milking in the mornings to do my part.”
Clarkson’s Farm is available to stream on Amazon Prime Video now.