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Farming Today Episodes

  1. MEPs to vote on glyphosate and produce labelling

    MEPs vote in the next step towards laws to label meat and dairy with country of origin.

  2. The government recommends we eat less dairy

    The government has cut the recommended daily intake of dairy in our diet.

  3. Farming Today This Week: Animal Feed Production

    Sybil Ruscoe looks into a vital aspect of farming - the production of animal feed.

  4. Scottish Land Reform

    Historic land reform is voted through in Scotland - but not everyone's happy.

  5. Sugar Beet Farmer Responds to the Sugar Levy, Growing Veg on Martian Soil, Sprouting Seeds for Chickens

    Not such sweet news for sugar beet farmers as George Osborne taxes sugary soft drinks.

  6. Scottish land reform, Sheep farming ambassadors, In praise of pigswill, Tick-borne disease

    The latest on Scottish land reform, which is to be voted on by MSPs at Holyrood.

  7. Owen Paterson on Brexit, Emergency aid from Brussels, GM-free peas

    A new emergency package for farmers is announced in Brussels.

  8. David Cameron on Brexit; Animal Feed; Farm Cats

    David Cameron tells Farming Today what he thinks Brexit would mean for UK farmers.

  9. Farming Today This Week: Land Access and Rights of Way

    Sybil Ruscoe is in the Malvern Hills to discuss rambling, footpaths and rights of way.

  10. Scottish Farmers Rally Parliamentarians

    Scottish farmers and crofters demonstrate outside Holyrood.

  11. Inquiry into basic payments

    The head of the Rural Payments Agency is quizzed by MPs over problems in the system.

  12. Future of Dairy

    What future for dairy farmers as the global milk glut continues?

  13. RPA damning report, Forage Aid for Cumbria, Land access

    Defra secretary of state still supports the work of the RPA despite a damning report.

  14. Farmers for and against the EU; Livestock and dog fouling

    Forty leading UK farmers publicly weigh in behind EU membership.

  15. Farming Today This Week

    A round-up from the Welsh sheep farm where Farming Today has spent a week.

  16. Lambing: a look ahead

    Charlotte Smith asks sheep farmers Richard and Helen Roderick how the future looks to them

  17. Sheep farming and the environment

    On a sheep farm in the Brecons, Charlotte learns how the farmer is helping local wildlife.

  18. Lambing Night Shift

    Anna Hill goes on the lambing night shift. Plus criticism of the Rural Payments Agency.

  19. Lambing in Wales

    Anna Hill presents from a sheep farm in the Brecons during lambing time.

  20. Lambing

    Farming Today embarks on a week of programmes about lambing, based at a Welsh sheep farm.

  21. Farming Today This Week: The Future of Farming

    Charlotte Smith considers the future of farming, visiting Lower Drayton Farm in Staffs.

  22. Farm Safety, Rural Broadband, Pasta made from Crickets!

    A hands-on course is giving farmers realistic mock-ups of accidents they might encounter.

  23. The Battle Against Slugs

    The fight against the slugs munching their way through millions of pounds of farm crops.

  24. NFU Conference

    Farming Today is at the National Farmers Union's annual conference.

  25. Farming minister on Brexit, Rural housing, Future of farming

    The farming minister explains why he is backing the campaign for the UK to leave the EU.

  26. TB testing on dairy farm, Changing legal landscape in farming, Biochar and ash dieback

    When a negative TB test result opens up some very difficult decisions for a dairy farmer.

  27. Farming Today This Week: Mental Health

    David Gregory-Kumar explores the issues surrounding mental health in rural areas.

  28. 15 years since foot-and-mouth, Dementia among farmers, Food provenance passport scheme

    Caz Graham marks the 15th anniversary of the outbreak of foot-and-mouth.

  29. HS2 update, Coastal erosion in Sussex, 'Tractor Selfie' campaign

    The latest on how the route of the contested HS2 rail link affects farms and villages.

  30. Flood update, Mental health awareness, Academic Archers conference

    Caz Graham meets a Cumbrian farmer trying to get back on track after the floods of 2015.

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