She has given Kaleb a run for his money and now Harriet Cowan wants to be a voice for young farmers.
The 24-year-old, from Derbyshire, has become Jeremy Clarkson's new sidekick on the latest series of his popular show Clarkson's Farm, standing in for Kaleb Cooper for several episodes while he toured.
She describes herself as both a full-time farmer and nurse, working as a community nurse in Belper when she is not on the farm.
But she says her appearance in the Amazon Prime series has given her a new opportunity to speak up on farmers' mental health, be a voice for young, female farmers and attempt to change stereotypes of farming.
The programme has proved a major hit for the streaming giant since it first aired in 2021 and is now into its fourth season.
Harriet's appearances in the show have provided a further window into the mental pressures faced by the farming community.
"It's the unknown all the time," she said.
"You don't know if the grass is going to grow, you don't know how much the fertiliser is going to cost, you don't know how much you're going to sell that cow for.
"It's hard because you're in an industry where a lot of the time you work alone, and we do. It's lonely, you don't have anyone to talk to.
"I've seen a lot of farmers shut off since Covid, and they don't want to go out and socialise anymore because they're used to being isolated.
"We lost a lot of social skills. Now, it's about building them back up and getting farmers to talk again and tell people about the challenges they're facing.
"If I can do anything, I'm going to use the platform to promote the mental health aspect in farming and if I can save one life, it's something."
