The TV star purchased the Oxfordshire farm back in 2008 and has since recorded five series of the hit Prime Video show Clarkson's Farm there. Now, the presenter has revealed that he deliberately chose not to grow anything on 200 acres of Diddly Squat this year because the sums no longer add up. Writing in his newspaper column, he said: "Action is needed now because farmers have reached the point where it is quite simply impossible to make money from growing food. READ MORE: Cotswolds woman who killed two people given longer jail time"This year, I have 200 acres on my farm where we grew nothing at all. "We knew that if we planted it with wheat or barley, we would definitely make a loss."