Season 6 Renewal Status Uncertain
At the time of writing, Prime Video has not officially confirmed whether Clarkson's Farm has been renewed for a sixth season. The streaming platform has made no formal announcement regarding the future of the hit series, which follows Jeremy Clarkson's attempts to run Diddly Squat Farm near Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire.
Although there has been no confirmation, Jeremy Clarkson previously revealed that work on another series had already begun before production was disrupted. In his February 2026 Sunday Times column, Clarkson explained that relentless wet weather had brought both farming and filming to a halt. He wrote: "On the face of it, I'm a busy man. I have a television show to make about the farm I run." He later added: "There's no filming happening on the farm at the moment. Or farming. It hasn't stopped raining since the beginning of the year, so I can't plant anything, and I can't do anything with my cows either because we are still locked down by TB."
Jeremy Clarkson's Cancer Diagnosis
The biggest talking point of season five came when Clarkson revealed he had been diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer. In one emotional scene, he quietly told Kaleb Cooper: "I've got cancer." By the final episode, Clarkson revealed he had undergone surgery to remove part of his prostate and was awaiting the results of his treatment. He said: "I won't know whether it's worked or not until November probably… The prostate, 10 per cent of it's dead, the 10 per cent where the cancer is."
Speaking from a hospital bed, Clarkson also reflected on the future of the series. He said: "What I wanted to say was if this is all successful, I'll see you for season six, and if it isn't, I won't. Take care, everyone." His comments marked one of the most emotional moments in the show's history and left viewers uncertain whether he will be well enough to continue filming.
Emotional Season 5 Finale
Alongside Clarkson's health issues, season five documented one of the toughest years Diddly Squat Farm has experienced. The series followed months of poor weather, mounting financial pressures, and disagreements between Clarkson and Kaleb Cooper over a conservation project designed to protect local birdlife. One of the most heartbreaking storylines centred on an outbreak of bovine tuberculosis (TB), first detected on the farm in July 2025. At the time, Clarkson announced the news on X, saying everyone involved was "absolutely devastated." He later revealed that the infected cow was "pregnant with twins," making the loss even more distressing.
The combination of Clarkson's cancer diagnosis and the challenges facing the farm gave the latest season a far more emotional tone than previous instalments. The final two episodes landed on June 17, with Clarkson's health issues becoming the defining moment of the season.
Filming Stopped at Diddly Squat Farm
Before his cancer diagnosis became public, Clarkson had already revealed that filming had been interrupted by circumstances beyond the production team's control. Persistent rainfall prevented planting, while TB restrictions affecting the farm's cattle created further delays. Although filming temporarily stopped, Clarkson's comments indicated production had already begun on material intended for a future series.
What Jeremy Clarkson Has Said About Season 6
Clarkson has previously said he already has ideas for another season and has indicated he would like to continue making the programme. However, he has also admitted he would eventually stop once he felt he had run out of stories to tell. For now, the decision ultimately rests with Amazon, which has yet to confirm whether Clarkson's Farm will return. Despite the uncertainty, the show's popularity remains as strong as ever, and Clarkson's previous comments suggest there is reason for optimism.
