Jeremy Clarkson's girlfriend Lisa Hogan discusses heart-wrenching deaths on Diddly Squat Farm after breaking 負かす／撃墜する in 涙／ほころびs

Jeremy Clarkson's girlfriend Lisa Hogan, 50, broke 負かす／撃墜する in 涙／ほころびs over the heart-breaking deaths on Diddly Squat Farm

In the new season Diddly Squat has become home to a drove of rare 産む／飼育する pigs, as Jeremy, 64, turns his 手渡す at his 最新の hare brained 計画（する） to make money?

But the couple's の近くに 社債 with their new arrivals also creates the 'saddest moment' in the show so far, as they struggle with animal deaths on the farm

開始 up about the scenes, Lisa explained: 'It was heart-breaking. Jeremy's always loved pigs, I didn’t think I’d be that enamoured by pigs but I did get really の近くに to them'

She continued: 'The animals become your friends and you're 孤立するd and the animals become your family. When they become unwell, you're losing members of your animal family'

追加するing in a Q&A on his Instagram, Jeremy said: 'It turns out that pigs aren’t 広大な／多数の／重要な mothers as a general 支配する, but the sandy and 黒人／ボイコット 産む／飼育する that we got makes for a 特に poor mother'?

The second 一連の the アマゾン Prime farming show centred around Jeremy and the ギャング（団）'s ambitions to open up a restaurant in the grounds of the farm.

にもかかわらず 押し進める 支援する from the 会議, they 結局 managed to open up the farm restaurant - after jumping through a few hoops to make it happen.

Throughout the new series, Jeremy is seemingly in more hot water with 地元の 議員s, who have 始める，決める their sights on の近くにing 負かす／撃墜する his farm shop and car park.

This also means that Jeremy has to lose his beloved cow herd, however there are a new cohort of farm animals that arrive during season three.

The farm also 戦う／戦いs to save the on 場所／位置 shop, which has become a 攻撃する，衝突する with tourists, as Cheerful Charlie 押し進めるs 支援する against the 会議's endless red tape.

Jeremy and Charlie get to 支配するs with the 最新の 施行 Notice and try to hatch a 計画（する） to stop the shop and burger 先頭 苦しむing the same 運命／宿命 as the restaurant.

At the farm shop, Charlie is 仕事d with making sure that Lisa is に引き続いて the 会議's 指示／教授／教育s to the exact letter of the 法律, much to her annoyance.

Speaking about the new 支配するs, Lisa said: 'Charlie had to have a serious conversation with me and say that I could 結局最後にはーなる with a 前科 if I didn't 従う, it's 会議 規則s which I 尊敬（する）・点, 特に after Charlie explained it to me in his （疑いを）晴らす and concise way.< /p>

一方／合間, Jeremy gets feedback on the 未来 of his farm shop as he …に出席するs a 会合 with the 地元の 会議 to fight for it to stay open.

The new arrivals on the farm don't come 静かに, as Jeremy decides his unfarmed land will become home to goats 同様に as pigs.

The pigs settle into their new home in the 支持を得ようと努めるd and the series follows birthing season, which ends in utter heartbreak for Jeremy and Lisa.

Clarkson's Farm is returning for a third series and it seems the 地元の 会議 are still on Jeremy's 事例／患者 about his さまざまな 商売／仕事 投機・賭けるs?

The second 一連の the アマゾン Prime farming show centred around Jeremy and the ギャング（団）'s ambitions to open up a restaurant in the grounds of the farm

にもかかわらず 押し進める 支援する from the 会議, they 結局 managed to open up the farm restaurant - after jumping through a few hoops to make it happen?

The central storyline throughout the series is Jeremy's 競争 with Kaleb, who has recently been 促進するd to farm 経営者／支配人

Explaining his 推論する／理由ing for buying pigs, Jeremy said: 'I got pigs into the 支持を得ようと努めるd: 支持を得ようと努めるd are 普通は empty of cash, no money comes from them, so I just did little bits and （頭が）ひょいと動くs like that to see if I could make more than he did.'

Jeremy and Lisa are incredibly 手渡すs on with the births and are even 軍隊d to 介入する when they aren't running 滑らかに.

Most of the births happen at night in the bitter 冷淡な, but they had to be on 手渡す in 事例／患者 the mothers ran into any trouble.

Jeremy said: 'The （種を）蒔くs were giving birth, but it was always in the middle of the night, and it was 激しく 冷淡な.?

'When you've got a （種を）蒔く that's in?trouble, you have to help out, and the fact is that Lisa's 手渡すs are smaller than 地雷 so she was the first to say, 'It has to be me, it would be ridiculous to put your big old ボクシング gloves up the （種を）蒔く'.?

'She went literally?shoulder 深い. She did say afterwards at least it was it was warm up there.'

Heartbreakingly, not all of the piglets made it, and a 最近の trailer for the series showed the moment a baby pig was pulled out looking lifeless.

The marauding kids (baby goats) are dropped off by a 地元の 農業者, with the master 計画（する） of （疑いを）晴らすing the acres of shrubland across Diddly.

The kids 原因（となる） just as much trouble for Jeremy, who is the 受取人 of 30 babies.

They go 長，率いる to 長，率いる with 500 acres each to see who can make the most money, with Jeremy using the unfarmed land and Kaleb using the farmed acres.

Speaking on the 競争, Jeremy said: 'That's the backbone of the whole series. We have a 1,000-acre farm but since I bought it in 2008, we've only ever farmed 500 acres of it and the other 500 acres is wildflower meadows, streams, 支持を得ようと努めるd, and rough ground'

The central storyline throughout the series is Jeremy's 競争 with Kaleb, who has recently been 促進するd to farm 経営者／支配人.

They go 長，率いる to 長，率いる with 500 acres each to see who can make the most money, with Jeremy using the unfarmed land and Kaleb using the farmed acres.

Speaking on the 競争, Jeremy said: 'That's the backbone of the whole series. We have a 1,000-acre farm but since I bought it in 2008, we've only ever farmed 500 acres of it and the other 500 acres is wildflower meadows, streams, 支持を得ようと努めるd, and rough ground.?

'There are no 刈るs growing,?no animals, just countryside because the 明言する／公表する of farming is so parlous at the moment. I bet Kaleb that I could earn more money from doing little 事業／計画（する）s on unfarmed land than he could from farming 500 acres.

'So while he was stuck with the 伝統的な wheat, barley, and arable farming, I started 収穫ing blackberries, 工場／植物ing 情熱, and using tiny little pockets of unfarmed land around the place.?

'We 収穫d the nettles which 普通は are just a nuisance and tried to make them into soup. I got pigs into the 支持を得ようと努めるd: 支持を得ようと努めるd are 普通は empty of cash, no money comes from them, so I just did little bits and （頭が）ひょいと動くs like that to see if I could make more than he did.

'It's a way of trying to earn money from every little postage stamp of land without spoiling the countryside, so it's not 涙／ほころびing up the land; 選ぶing blackberries and nettles doesn't do anybody any 害（を与える）.?

'This year, the?spending was truly 天文学の because prices were so high. You spend a 抱擁する 量 of money then you hope that the 天候 is 権利 and that the prices are 権利 when you sell.

We grew mushrooms at the 最高の，を越す of the farm where there used to be an American 爆撃機 base; the 地下組織の 空襲 避難所 is still there so I thought, 'We can grow mushrooms in there.'

It was a 事例／患者 of, can we make five 続けざまに猛撃するs here and a bit of money there? I won't spoil what happens but it was an 利益／興味ing 実験. In the olden days when fertiliser, seed, and sprays weren't so expensive, farming was like 賭事ing when the 最小限 bet was £2.?

'So you could go to a casino or a horse race and put £2 on and it's fun because if you 勝利，勝つ £4 or £6, 広大な／多数の／重要な, and if you lose, you've only lost £2. That's fun. But if the 最小限 bet was £100,000, you wouldn't bet; you just wouldn't 危険 it.

'Last year before the 収穫 we had to lay out £108,000 on ディーゼル, fertiliser sprays, and the seed itself. That's a 抱擁する bet.

'That's 罰金 if the 天候 is okay because you're going to make that money 支援する. But you have a hell of a lot of sleepless nights when you know that one 暴風雨 could 難破させる the lot.?

'I've noticed that 農業者s are やめる sanguine; they go, 'Wel l, you can't 支配（する）／統制する the 天候' and they sort of roll with it, but I'm too Yorkshire for that.?

'I 嘘（をつく） in bed after spending £100,000 hoping the 天候's good and, guess what? The 天候 was 絶対 terrible, all year, every 選び出す／独身 month.'