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Farming Today Episodes

  1. Campylobacter testing, poaching and coats for calves

    Campylobacter testing on farms.

  2. Fishing

    How EU fishing quotas will effect UK coastal industry.

  3. Badger Cull Figures, Convicted Gangmasters

    As Defra releases the badger cull figures, we ask how successful the operation was.

  4. Forage Aid, Fish quotas, Weetabix

    A scheme helping farmers feed their animals in a crisis is set to become a charity.

  5. Fish discard ban, Women in dairy, Winter wildlife

    As the 2015 EU fishing quota is set, we hear about the confusion over the discard ban.

  6. Fishing quotas, diversity, meat waste, wildcats

    Nearly half of the fish caught under the UK's quotas are caught by non-British vessels.

  7. Fish Quotas, Freshwater Pearl Mussels, Sheep

    British fishermen brace themselves for cuts as European ministers negotiate fish quotas.

  8. Brassicas

    Charlotte Smith goes to a farm in Lincolnshire to talk brassicas.

  9. Brassica research, Night-hawking, Oil prices, Holiday cottages

    New research aims to produce more environmentally friendly brassicas.

  10. Women Farmers, Brassicas, Quinoa Beer

    Sybil Ruscoe looks at women in agriculture, brassicas for livestock and beer from quinoa.

  11. Badger Cull, Countrywide, Sprouts

    Why support from vets for the government's controversial badger cull is faltering.

  12. Milk in biodigesters, Healthy broccoli, Eblex videos, Scottish food

    With dairy prices still falling, could there be an alternative use for milk?

  13. Coastal Path; Rental Christmas Trees; Brassicas

    Anna Hill presents reports on England's coastal path, rental Christmas trees and brassicas

  14. Christmas Dinner Farming

    A look at the farmers and producers behind our Christmas dinner. Presented by Anna Hill.

  15. Tidal surge, Christmas pork

    Tidal surge anniversary, Christmas pork and the Potato Council. Anna Hill presents.

  16. Rural Coalition, Stilton, Goats

    The Rural Coalition says the government must do better for those in the countryside.

  17. Organophosphates in sheep dip, Christmas geese, Tidal surge

    Farmers are calling for a public inquiry into the effects of sheep dip on their health.

  18. Animal Deaths, Dairy Crisis, Turkeys

    Too many farm animals are dying before they even reach the abattoir, says a new report.

  19. Christmas food producers, Wheat research, Wolf attacks in France

    A new project aims to develop varieties of wheat better able to cope with climate change.

  20. Next Generation

    Sybil Ruscoe meets some of the next generation of farmers.

  21. Dairy Update; Campylobacter; Succession planning

    What can be done about food poisoning from chicken infected with campylobacter?

  22. TB penalties, Farm fraud, Farming newcomers

    There are fears that farmers will be targeted this Chirstmas by fraudsters for CAP money.

  23. Food Fraud; Wind Farms; Farming for the Future; Apprentices

    Food fraud costs the UK £11bn per year in lost profits. Anna Hill hears what can be done.

  24. Fracking, Young Farmers, Turkeys

    This edition looks at fracking, young farmers, and turkeys for Thanksgiving.

  25. Farm energy, Farm secretaries, Next generation

    Could farmers be producing more of the energy we use in the future?

  26. Farming Today This Week: Sugar

    From field to factory, Charlotte Smith delves into the British sugar industry.

  27. Welsh Hill Farmers, Royal Mail, Sugar

    Charlotte Smith with news that 100 hill farmers plan to take the Welsh government to court

  28. Avian Flu; Campylobacter; British Sugar

    The knock-on effects of avian flu in east Yorkshire and campylobacter in chicken.

  29. Bird flu, TB, Sugar beet

    Farming Today speaks to a farmer on the neighbouring farm to the bird flu outbreak.

  30. Bird flu, sugar beet harvest

    What does the outbreak of bird flu in East Yorkshire mean for UK farmers?

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