Jeremy Clarkson’s Farm-Fest draws thousands of visitors over the bank holiday weekend at Diddly Squat farm, but some stall holders express dissatisfaction and say they pack up early. Reports across multiple outlets state that the event, which features hundreds of trading stalls, attracts large crowds, while a portion of the approximately 400-or-so vendors complain about business outcomes. Several traders reportedly take to social media to describe the weekend as a “shambles,” linking the criticism to financial losses they believe they suffered. The complaints center on traders leaving before the event ends and feeling that the turnout or trading conditions did not meet expectations, leading to reduced profits during the weekend. While the coverage highlights the scale of public attendance and the focus on farming, it also notes that not all participants are pleased with how the festival runs. The outlets describe the situation as traders departing early and publicly criticizing the event rather than any official statement resolving the dispute.