The world’s hottest farmer has invited her male counterpart, Jeremy Clarkson, to her land so they can share techniques.
Rachel Cook makes millions off her good looks online, but also has a side hustle as a regenerative farmer.
Rachel, who owns a 40-acre plot of land, is a big fan of the Top Gear host – who himself was once voted the ‘UK’s sexiest man’.
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She hopes he’ll make the 4,000-mile journey from the Cotswolds to Florida to see her, having reached out to the 64-year-old on social media to offer up an invite.
“Jeremy is a sexy genius,” said the OnlyFans model, who has four million followers (@rachelc00k).
“I love watching Clarkson’s Farm, it would be great to have him visit my land to show him how we do it.
“With him being the UK’s sexiest farmer and me being the world’s hottest farmer, we already have two things in common.
“I’m sure I could teach him a thing or two about farming as well.
“So Jeremy, what are you waiting for?”
Clarkson made his money working in TV, writing articles and now tending to his land in the Cotswolds, as well as running his pub – The Farmer’s Dog – in Burford.
Across the pond, Rachel chose a different path to fund her agricultural career.
After watching a documentary about how regenerating the world’s soils can stabilise the earth’s climate, she purchased a piece of land to grow crops and eventually live off her own harvests.
Rachel said: “Having grown up in Washington state, which is filled with beautiful mountains and trees, I’ve always loved nature.
“I had always thought about buying my own land but after I watched a documentary and realised how awful the way we farm can be, I knew I wanted to get involved.
“I used my first million to buy the land and put a barn on it, get a tractor and all the equipment I needed.
“The scale that I decided to go for is pretty ambitious but I love getting involved and driving the tractor.”
Rachel doesn’t use pesticides or chemicals on her farm and practices techniques that help create a self-sustaining, ecologically rich landscape.
She explained: “The point of the farm isn’t necessarily to grow food; my project focuses on regenerative farming.
“The money I make from OnlyFans helps fund my work and I love being able to showcase my hands-on talents to fans.
“Cows would really help support the soil’s health through rotational grazing.
“Maybe Clarkson can give me a few tips on how to look after them.
“I loved seeing the fiasco he had with his own animals!”
Rachel, who used to live in Los Angeles but grew sick of the constant “hustling”, wants more young people to get their hands dirty and grow their own crops.
She added: “I wanted to make it big in Hollywood but I realised that I was much happier being in nature.
“I live in a big house away from the farm.
“It’s an incredible feeling when I jump in my truck with the sun shining and drive past the land.
“I’m extremely thankful and sometimes I can’t believe this is what I get to do.
“And people love it online.
“Farming isn’t just fulfilling and fun – it’s sexy too!”
