Jeremy Clarkson’s farming empire has officially conquered a new frontier: the humble jigsaw puzzle. Ravensburger has unveiled a brand-new collection of Diddly Squat Farm puzzles, created in close collaboration with farm shop co-founder Lisa Hogan, bringing the beloved Cotswolds farm to living rooms and kitchen tables across the country.
The new collection includes three different formats to suit every kind of puzzler: a classic 1000-piece edition, a 500-piece circular puzzle, and a chunky 100XXL version designed for younger fans or anyone who prefers bigger pieces. Each one features artwork celebrating the world of Diddly Squat — the farm, the animals, and the chaos that’s made the show such a hit.
According to Ravensburger, Lisa Hogan was directly involved throughout the entire creative process, working closely with the design team to select the artwork and make sure it genuinely captured the spirit of the farm she and Jeremy built together. It’s a nice reminder of just how hands-on Lisa has become in the Diddly Squat brand beyond her on-screen appearances — from the farm shop’s product lines to now, apparently, puzzle box art.
Ravensburger’s Global Product Manager Hayley Holland described the collaboration as “pure joy” to work on, highlighting how the partnership blends the puzzle brand’s craftsmanship with Diddly Squat’s unmistakable personality. For longtime fans of the puzzle giant, this isn’t the first time Ravensburger has worked with a major British entertainment brand — but the Diddly Squat tie-in feels particularly fitting, given how much of the show’s appeal comes from slow, meditative farm life juxtaposed against Jeremy’s chaos.
It’s also a smart expansion for the Diddly Squat brand itself, which has grown from a roadside honesty stall selling potatoes into a full lifestyle empire spanning food, drink, gardening products, and now, puzzles. For fans who’ve followed the farm’s journey from muddy fields to a genuine national institution, it’s proof that the Diddly Squat name now carries weight well beyond farming and television.
Whether you’re a longtime Clarkson’s Farm superfan or just someone who loves a good jigsaw on a rainy weekend, the new collection offers a cosy, nostalgic way to bring a little piece of the Cotswolds home — one piece at a time.
