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As the series gained traction, the ardent frustrations of farmers resonated throughout its narrative. One impassioned critique likened the plight of British farmers to "ethnic cleansing" as government policies reportedly aimed to push them off their land. Clarkson echoed this sentiment, arguing that while the government mandated growing wildflowers over food crops, issues such as rising imports from Brazil—often at the cost of deforestation—hindered local agricultural sustainability.