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Farming Today Episodes

  1. Farming Today This Week: Wildlife and Farming

    How can modern farming methods be sympathetic to wildlife?

  2. The Milk Production Reduction Scheme, and leaving hedgerows uncut to help wildlife.

    The deadline for the EU scheme paying farmers to produce less milk is fast approaching.

  3. A 50 billion-pound takeover, ice cream made from buffalo milk and more on the State of Nature report

    The Monsanto-Bayer merger; a farm's efforts to help stone-curlews; buffalo milk ice cream.

  4. The State of Nature report, edible insects and Back British Farming Day

    The future of farming and conservation in light of the State of Nature report 2016.

  5. Farming and wildlife, ploughing championships and crofting in Scotland

    Yorkshire has been hosting the World Ploughing Championships.

  6. State of Nature report, Bees, Delays with farm payments

    The State of Nature 2016 report suggests intensive farming could be harming wildlife.

  7. Farming Today This Week: Seaweed

    Charlotte Smith explores the growing seaweed industry.

  8. Seaweed standards, Wild boar, Flood resilience review

    What role do rural areas play in the government's national flood resilience review?

  9. Dairy nutrition, PMQs, International tractor auction, E coli O157, Seaweed harvesting

    Farming Today asks if it is just the older generation now drinking milk.

  10. Seaweed traceability, Native crayfish, Biodiversity protection post-Brexit

    Should the UK keep the laws protecting different species post-Brexit?

  11. Badger cull, milk prices and seaweed foraging

    Bovine TB figures, price rises for dairy farmers and foraging for edible seaweed.

  12. Illegal hare-coursing, Farmers on Brexit, Seaweed

    The number of people caught hare-coursing in Lincolnshire has trebled over the past year.

  13. Farming Today This Week: Green Belt Debate

    Charlotte Smith hosts a discussion about the future of the green belt in the 21st century.

  14. Fish virus, Green belt, Tick survey

    Careless anglers could be spreading a killer virus among fish.

  15. Animal welfare in abattoirs, pet foxes and bovine TB in Wales

    Should abattoirs be made to install CCTV to prevent animal welfare abuse?

  16. A tale of two sheep farmers and the extension of the badger cull.

    A tale of two sheep farmers, green belt development and the extension of the badger cull.

  17. Greenbelt, Fois Gras and useful sheep

    Greenbelt and calls for a new cohesive housing strategy. Plus Fois Gras and useful sheep.

  18. Farming's Patron Saint

    Anna Hill goes on pilgrimage in Norfolk to trace the life of farming's patron saint.

  19. Farming Today This Week: Harvest 2016

    Caz Graham reports on the progress of harvest 2016.

  20. Wave energy, Plum harvesting and a traditional harvest supper

    Wave energy, plum harvesting and a traditional harvest supper.

  21. Cattle vaccine, Robotic cheddar making, Harvesting bracken for fuel

    The latest on possible alternatives to the badger cull.

  22. New Bovine TB Test, Pea Harvest, Luing Cattle

    Scientists are working on a new test for cattle to improve the diagnosis of bovine TB.

  23. New Badger Cull Zones, Wild Boar, Harvest Machines

    Five new areas of England will cull badgers next week to try to control TB in cattle.

  24. Harvest time, Seaweed pollution, Rural pubs

    A look at the 2016 harvest, seaweed pollution and shrinking numbers of rural pubs.

  25. Farming Today This Week: Farmers on Tour

    An international group of farmers explore agriculture in Kenya and South Africa.

  26. Shorthorn cattle, Horse treadmill and African farming

    Shorthorn cattle, a treadmill for horses and farming in Africa.

  27. Black grass, African wildlife, Fell walking

    Black Grass is spreading west, African wildlife and farming and safe walking in the fells.

  28. Neonicotinoid insecticides and bees, fishing in Africa and farm-produced ice cream

    Caz Graham presents. A new study links the decline in bees to neonicotinoid insecticides.

  29. Scottish-grown hops, African cattle ranching, farming and climate change

    The programme discusses whether farmers care enough about climate change.

  30. Chancellor's announcement about future farm subsidies, African farmers and a lady molecatcher.

    Felicity Evans examines the chancellor's announcement about future farm subsidies.

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