Jeremy Clarkson makes horrific death admission: Just | UK News

Jeremy Clarkson made a “horrific” death admission about Diddly Squat Farm. The former Grand Tour presenter is gearing up for FarmFest next weekend, which is able to invite a entire host of celeb farmers and members of the public to have a good time the UK’s agriculture industry. But Jeremy admitted in an interview with The Times that it hasn’t been plain crusing in latest months.

He said: “Bad days on the farm are horrific. Your piglets are being crushed or your cattle go down with TB or whatever it might be. A really bad day is just truly awful.” Clarkson, however, is used to seeing the deaths of animals on his farm, and has adopted a group of rabbits to use as meat – which he’s surprisingly blasé about.

He said: “Some people say, oh, you can’t eat rabbits. I mean, why not?” He leaves the butchery “to someone else”, but said: “I think there was a backlash against rabbit farming because anti-fur campaigners like Naomi Campbell thought that rabbit farms had been set up for the fur, not the meat.

“Actually, I haven’t a clue what to do with the fur.”

Instead, Jeremy cooks rabbit ragu and rabbit stew – a recipe handed down by his dad.

Shortly after, one of his donkeys caught laminitis and had to be euthanised, before a tiny lamb was “killed by crows” – leaving followers devastated.

In February he misplaced another cow, though he didn’t verify a trigger of death.