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Farming Today Episodes

  1. Organic food nutrition; Care farming; 4x4 damage

    A new study claims organic food is nutritionally different from conventional produce.

  2. Mental health, Emergency loans for Scottish farmers, Flood insurance in Somerset, Bluetongue warning

    How do mental health issues affect farmers and their families?

  3. Farming Today This Week: Brexit and UK Farming - Shall we stay or shall we go?

    Brexit and UK Farming: three farmers debate the merits of leaving and staying in the EU.

  4. 12/02/2016

    Farm antibiotics, the Scottish view on Brexit and renewable energy.

  5. Fairer funding for rural areas; Brexit in the nations; Farming in Serbia; Rotting carrots

    Graham Stuart MP calls for greater government funding for rural areas.

  6. Right to Buy in Rural Areas, Brexit and the Environment, Beavers in Devon

    The latest on the 'right to buy' of housing association properties in rural areas.

  7. Antibiotic resistance, EU trade mission to Mexico, Brexit

    An investigation shows UK regulator does not publish details of antibiotic use on farms.

  8. Brexit and UK farming - shall we stay or shall we go now? Wagyu beef, Land prices

    Brexit and UK farming - shall we stay or shall we go now?

  9. Farming Today This Week: Animal Disease

    Charlotte Smith investigates the various animal diseases that threaten UK farming.

  10. Antibiotics in agriculture, Thirty years of Send a Cow, Waterproofing oil seed rape crops

    Are antibiotics in agriculture a threat to our health? Farming Today hears both sides.

  11. Farm Payments, Homeopathy for Livestock, Food Waste for Pigs

    Delayed farm payments - unacceptable and alarming? The Rural Payments Agency responds.

  12. Scottish subsidy payments, Starling murmurations, Biosecurity

    Two thirds of Scottish farmers are still waiting for their subsidy payments.

  13. Tesco shifts its milk supply from Arla to Muller

    Could changes to Tesco's milk supply chain mean yet more misery for dairy farmers?

  14. Subsidy Payments and Disease on Farms

    Farmers continue to wait for their subsidy payments to arrive in their bank accounts.

  15. Farming Today This Week: Organic

    Charlotte Smith reports on organic farming.

  16. Yeo Valley, Floods, Aldi bacon - British or Danish?

    A look at the bacon on supermarket shelves that appears to be British but is Danish.

  17. Threats to UK pig industry, Organic farming, Impact of war on Syria's farms

    The threat to thousands of jobs in the UK pig industry from imports of cheaper meat.

  18. Tesco named and shamed by supermarket ombudsman, Huskies in Scotland, Organic dairy farming

    Tesco named and shamed by the supermarket ombudsman for delaying payments to suppliers.

  19. California Wants to Classify Roundup as a Carcinogen, Herbal Leys, Rehomed Hens

    The Californian state wants to add glyphosate to its list of carcinogens.

  20. Dairy Industry Update

    An update on the UK dairy industry as a main processor cuts the price paid to farmers.

  21. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith reports from the UK's biggest agricultural machinery show, Lamma.

  22. Paying Farmers to Flood?

    Defra looks at plans to pay farmers to let their land flood. Charlotte Smith presents.

  23. Scottish land reform, Farm technology, GB food unit, Stoats

    Charlotte Smith has an update on plans for land reform in Scotland.

  24. Rural economy, Robotic chicken farming, Agricultural job on remote island

    A new report highlights the contribution of rural businesses to the UK economy.

  25. Marine conservation zones, Farming apps, Goat gene bank

    The government has designated 23 new Marine Conservation Zones - but will they work?

  26. Floating houses, Farm technology, Livestock market on TV

    Holland has houses that can float on floodwater. Should the UK be considering the idea?

  27. Direct selling

    Charlotte Smith looks at how farmers are selling their produce directly to the consumer.

  28. Milk prices, Tree charter, Frome Food Assembly

    The NFU brands milk price cuts as 'morally wrong' and the new Tree Charter.

  29. New fishing rules, Lamb sales, Farm shops

    Peterhead fishermen say new EU fishing rules will threaten the Scottish fishing fleet.

  30. Rapeseed, Sustainable meat, Save Our Sucklers

    We meet the farmers selling direct to consumers, plus a call to 'Save Our Sucklers'.

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