Jeremy & Lisa's Heartbreak | Clarkson's Farm | Prime Video

Bad weather and birthing complications make for difficult times and tough decisions for Jeremy and Lisa in a challenging episode of Clarkson's Farm.

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[HollywoodSequels]

this shows just how much heart mr clackson really has... top

[theseageek]

This show has everything we could ask for: humor, emotional moments, inspiration, wholesomeness, and educational moments. Definitely a worthy reason to sign up for Amazon Prime along with the Grand Tour.

[HummingbirdAg]

Jeremy is just such a decent man, huge respect to them both.

[flipstikz]

Cried my eyes out to this episode... I love this series so much!

[mrsmith]

Bless. Was actually really refreshing to see this side of Clarkson. Absolutely love the bloke.

[eyesonly]

The fact that Jeremy was quiet tells you alot about how hard that had to be for him.

[LordChrome]

This show almost makes me want to be a farmer. The hard work and dedication to it is infectious. And throughout the show, he is aware that he has other incomes, but he still takes it so seriously and is always thinking about other farmers and how to help them.

[IAmTheStig]

Unfortunately Kaleb neglected to tell them this is the evolutionary drive behind large litters in some animals. Humans, sheep and cows have one baby at a time but the mother invests a lot of her energy into raising the one baby so it survives; pigs and rabbits have a dozen babies with the expectation that some of them will be too weak or too sickly or just unlucky to make it.

[alexguitarman]

We all know behind the big orangutan facade lies a warm soppy puppy old jezza

[sirmonk]

This is stock farming. Life and death, health and sickness.
If Jeremey did more research, he would know ahead of time how dangerous the mother pig can be to their own children. Common practice to put the sow in a feeding cage to keep her from crushing them.

Edit: I give Jeremy a lot of credit, not just for what he's doing for himself, but also the removing of the curtain to what it takes to provide food, and the hardship and risk involved in farming. Besides the horror of government and their equivalent of HOA is to farmers and small business.

[kursk_kuku]

I have to say. Losing Sheep’s were one thing. The pig… it hits different. I cried. 😢😢😢

[RioBow]

His fans have always known he's just a Golden Labrador really

[AlphaSqad]

This is the side of Farming we dont normally see, Farmers hurt everytime they lose a animal people say they are heartless and dont care or get attached, u do like any living thing that lives with you over time ul get accostomed to them and when you lose something you have put your time into its sad, you might get more used to it over time but when farmers start off its probably like with Jeremy here.

[Derglesnaf]

Of course THIS was the episode I got to after binging the whole series this last week.

[jamesnoonan]

The lot of every farmer, I remember watching my dad break down into tears when a pig he raised from a piglet and then kept as a pet passed away.

[jimgoose]

I watched out of curiosity. Im glad i did

[elmorientez]

Any vegan who says farmers don't care about their animals needs to see this.

[olivergomes]

So sorry mate my condolences to u I love animals and I know how it feels. Hang in there.❤

[eugenechan]

This actually made me break down and cry 😭😭😭

[Calico_Jack_]

As a farmer, I know this feeling all too well. I'm sorry they have to deal with this.