How to watch the new series of Clarkson's Farm for free
It's the moment we've all been waiting for. Whether you like agriculture or not, millions of us are on the edge of our seats as the third season of Clarkson's Farm is finally released.
And you can watch the new series for free with a few easy steps. Read on to find out how...
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The second season of Clarkson's Farm saw us follow Jeremy as he entered the world of cattle rearing, being an on-site restaurateur and once again trying to solve friction between his farming enterprise and locals - whether it be residents or council officials.
The season ended on a high, with his restaurant open to the public and serving some pretty delicious looking platters.
Sadly the restaurant had to go once the cameras finished filming, with it now no longer in operation.
And with season three now here, it's time to jump back in to the world of Diddly Squat Farm and see what Jezza gets up to with the help of his partner Lisa Hogan and good friend Kaleb Cooper.
Let's not also forget 'head of farm security' Gerald.
The season is set to look at Clarkson's fight to keep his crops alive in blistering heat and the impact of sky-high inflation on running the farm as a business.
There's also the fallout from the restaurant saga, which Clarkson was incredible proud of in the second outing of the show.
As with the first two seasons, Clarkson's Farm will be broadcast exclusively on Amazon Prime Video.
It's one of the streaming platform's top performing original productions alongside the likes of The Boys and Reacher.
The first four episodes of Clarkson's Farm season three will air on Friday, 3 May.
There will then be a week break, with the second five episodes dropping to Prime Video on Friday, 10 May.
For those not able to watch straight away, it gives you some breathing space when it comes to spoilers.
Signing up to Prime Video comes with a fee of up to £8.99 - but you can avoid this.
New customers are given a free 30 day trial to the streaming service.
You can get this by signing up to the full Amazon Prime tier, which also includes quick shipping on Amazon products.
There's also just the specific Prime Video package, which only gives you access to the streaming platform.
The first costs £8.99 a month after your trial period and the latter, £5.99.
If you're already signed up to Prime, then it might be worth dusting off that old email address of yours you've not used in a while to take advantage of watching Clarkson's Farm season three for free.
Topics: Amazon, Amazon Prime, Clarkson's Farm, Environment, Jeremy Clarkson, TV, TV and Film, Money
Tom Earnshaw