The Man Who Actually Runs Jeremy Clarkson's Farm Everyday

Jeremy Clarkson owns the farm. Kaleb Cooper runs it. When Clarkson's Farm launched in 2021, nobody predicted that the most compelling character would be a 22-year-old from Chipping Norton who had never heard of Jeremy Clarkson and was visibly unimpressed by him from the first episode. Kaleb Cooper started farming at 13 with no money and no farming background. He bought his first tractor at 15. He started his own contracting business at 16. And he had already been working the land that would become Diddly Squat before Clarkson ever set foot on it. Since then he has published four books, sold out a national tour, fronted his own Amazon Prime show, and had an award created in his name by the British Farming Awards. When Clarkson called him a tractor driver in his book, Kaleb's response was immediate. "I'm a farm manager. I'm the boss. It's Kaleb's Farm, secretly." This is the story of the farmer who taught Jeremy Clarkson everything he knows — and what he built while doing it.