Elbert Jackson

Really enjoyable and hopeful it isn't a one-off. Anyone who grew up on or near a farm can find numerous common experiences with Mr. Clarkson's farming work. From the eye-roll of real farmers when meeting a "gentleman farmer", the real concern around weather, small victories, reliance on a critical network of farming friends/contacts, the utter hell of building fence, and the emotional toll of unexpected livestock loss/disease... it's all here, and it sure felt honest to me. It's hard to explain the emotional investment farming requires, but this series was a darn good attempt. Well done!