Kaleb Cooper, the breakout star of Clarkson’s Farm, is striking out on his own with an ambitious new venture and television project that mark a major turning point in his career.
The Cotswolds-born farmer, best known as Jeremy Clarkson’s quick-witted right-hand man, is following in his famous boss’s footsteps by launching his own “farm to fork” enterprise, Cooper Livestock Ltd. The business mirrors Clarkson’s Diddly Squat Farm operation, offering customers premium-quality, locally sourced meats such as steaks, sausages, burgers, and barbecue boxes—all raised and prepared under Kaleb’s watchful eye.
On his official website, Kaleb proudly declares:
“Welcome to Cooper Livestock Ltd. We’re a family-run farm passionate about producing home-reared beef, lamb, and pork. From field to fork, everything we sell is raised with care and butchered locally to ensure the best quality and flavour.”
The budding entrepreneur, a devoted father of three and fiancé to his childhood sweetheart Taya, has priced his products competitively—£18 for an 8oz fillet steak and just £5 for two burgers. His site also sells a range of branded merchandise, including leather keyrings, bookmarks, and cozy beanies, reflecting his growing popularity and personal brand appeal.
But that’s not all. In a bold new move, Kaleb is set to travel halfway across the world to Australia to film a four-part Amazon Prime series titled Kaleb: Down Under. The trip marks his first time flying and his first major solo television venture without Clarkson by his side. The new series will follow his adventures as he explores the vast Australian farming landscape, meeting local producers and learning innovative techniques that could help expand and improve his own business back home.
Kaleb explained:
“I spend most of my time with the most travelled man in the world, so I got brave and booked my first-ever flight to see what all the fuss was about.”
The 27-year-old’s journey promises to mix humor, heartfelt discovery, and agricultural insight, offering fans an intimate look at his determination to build something lasting beyond Clarkson’s Farm.
A source close to the production told The Sun:
“Kaleb is a superstar and deserves all the success he is rightly getting. Jeremy is proud as punch.”
Living near Clarkson in the scenic hills of Chipping Norton, Kaleb continues to juggle his responsibilities on Clarkson’s Farm with his growing list of personal projects. His leap into entrepreneurship and solo television marks a new era for the young farmer—one defined by independence, ambition, and a deep love for the land that started it all.
