Jeremy Clarkson stood in open-mouthed disbelief as his co-star tore a strip off of him over an error that could cost the farm.
The 61-year-old former Top Gear presenter has swapped his love of cars for farm management, with his experience being documented on Amazon Prime series, Clarkson's Farm.
Jeremy showed that he was still a novice on the farming front as he made a mistake that could cost the future of his countryside adventure.
He is joined on the farm by young but experienced farmer Kaleb Cooper, who did not hold back on his assessment of Jeremy's actions, yelling "you f***ed up!" in an explosive, expletive riddled farm row.
In the final episode of the series, Jeremy spent time harvesting his fields for barley.
The problems arose when he returned to his barn to find that he couldn't fit his load in there as it was already filled to the limit with rape.
Kaleb ripped into Jeremy over his rookie error saying that he would now need to sell that straight away as if it rained overnight, the crop would be ruined.
Jeremy looked to get round this by arranging a lorry to collect the harvested barley but it was soon noticeable that more lorries would be required as there were still over 140 acres to be collected.
Kaleb raged at Jeremy: "20 lorries you should have organised.”
Jeremy repeated the number as he looked shocked while Kaleb continued: "20 lorries! They should have been coming back and forth, back and forth.”
Jeremy was stunned and replied: "29 tonnes in each one? But, it’s six o’clock on a Saturday night we’re not going to get anymore now and it’s Sunday tomorrow.”
Kaleb was frustrated with this outcome and told Jeremy: "And it’s going to rain tonight.”
Jeremy asked if their situation was "completely stuck" and Kaleb confirmed: "Yes, completely stuck. We can’t cut any more barley now because you f***ed up."
Kaleb continued: "All you had to do was get your phone out and go ‘Hiya…’"
Jeremy interjected: "No, wrong. No, I made the mistake about nine months ago when I went ‘that barn’s big enough’.
"I was in full Yorkshire mode. ‘No I’m not spending more than 22 grand. That barn’s perfectly big enough, everything will go in there.’"
*Clarkson's Farm is available on Amazon Prime Video.
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