Clarkson's Farm: Pastoral Life from Beginning to Abandonment (crossed out)

Introduction

*Driving a Lamborghini tractor to farm, an alternative nature essay by a plant killer

* One of Amazon's most successful reality shows to date

Clarkson shares a year of farm life

*Hardcore pastoral poetry without the fresh filter,

Clarkson will show you what hopeless optimism is.

It was hard to work with him because he wouldn't listen. - Caleb Cooper (farmer, tractor driver)

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A popular car show host and columnist, a grumpy old man who has repeatedly appeared on the British media's blacklist, a person who cannot distinguish barley from wheat, a plant killer, suddenly has the idea of ​​running a farm.

The sowing season was a rainy season that only occurs once in decades, the growing season was the driest spring on record, and the harvest season was a once-in-a-century epidemic. After a busy year, the net profit was 144 pounds.

But he never imagined that he could derive such pure joy from his Lamborghini tractor, the deer and rabbits in the fields, the sandwiches made from the wheat he grew himself, and the juice squeezed from the apples he grew himself.

This book is the most authentic and vivid record of the "rural life" that was chaotic but also full of fun.