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Farming Today Episodes

  1. Farming Today This Week: Livestock Markets

    Are livestock markets still at the heart of the farming community? With Charlotte Smith.

  2. GM rules, Online markets, Badger cull vote

    A new report looks at the regulation of GM crops. Charlotte Smith finds out more.

  3. Fracking, wild boar, badgers and livestock markets

    MPs prepare to debate the badger cull in the House of Commons. With Anna Hill.

  4. Milk production; Slug pellets; Trainee auctioneers

    Milk production on UK dairy farms has hit a record high. Presented by Anna Hill.

  5. Tree diseases; Livestock market film; Methane emissions

    Who is winning the war, tree diseases or the scientists trying to outwit them?

  6. Wild Boar, Stolen Sheep and Livestock Markets

    Hundreds of wild boar could be culled in the Forest of Dean later this year.

  7. Farming Today This Week: Women in Agriculture

    Feeding cattle and discussing gender issues with the NFU's first female deputy president.

  8. Floods clear-up, fishing fund, pollinators, female farmers

    As floodwaters begin to subside, the clear-up of farms, countryside and coast begins.

  9. Flood prevention, badger TB testing, agriculture female innovators

    Plans to prevent more floods devastating Somerset farms are presented to the government.

  10. Flood Recovery Fund, Apprenticeships, Global Female Farmers

    The farming minister on why some flooded farms are not eligible for his recovery fund.

  11. Milk prices, wood turning, Ukraine, grain markets

    Anna Hill asks how the political situation in Ukraine is affecting global grain markets.

  12. Pork Exports, Fluke Research, and the Rise of Women Farmers.

    UK pork exports hit a 14-year high due to increasing demand from China.

  13. Genetic modification and crop technology

    Charlotte Smith explores the pros and cons of genetic modification and new crop technology

  14. Compensation for Fishermen; Chief Scientist on GM

    Fishermen call for compensation after the recent storms. With Charlotte Smith.

  15. New NFU president, Co-op farms, GM mosquitoes

    A new leader is announced at the second day of the NFU conference in Birmingham.

  16. NFU conference, Alternatives to GM, Fly-tipping

    George Eustice tells the NFU conference the countryside won't be sacrificed to floodwaters

  17. Booming farm business, Early flowers, Flooded earthworms

    New figures are released showing farming's contribution to the UK economy.

  18. GM, Shellfishing losses, Ramularia

    News of storm losses in shellfishing, and a look at genetic modification.

  19. Farming Today This Week: Rural planning; Building and the countryside

    What are the costs and opportunities of building on the countryside? With Charlotte Smith.

  20. African Swine Fever, Puffins and Dartmoor Ponies

    What have we learnt 13 years on from the outbreak of Foot and Mouth?

  21. Bovine TB, Wales, Rural Industry and Bees

    Wales reports a 23% drop in new cases of bovine tuberculosis. But is this just a blip?

  22. Cost of the Floods, Butterflies and New-builds

    As the floodwaters subside in some areas, the cost of the clear-up is beginning to emerge.

  23. 18/02/2014

    Contaminated floodwater poisoned livestock in Wales. Can Somerset learn lessons?

  24. Poaching, Floods and Planning

    Organised gangs are hunting with dogs in the British countryside.

  25. Farming Today This Week: Flooded farms

    Sybil Ruscoe looks at how farmers are coping with devastating floods.

  26. Animal transportation, floods and the US farm bill

    Heated debate as a court ruling paves the way for more prosecutions of animal transporters

  27. Flooding, Flood relief, Energy expo, Valentine's flowers

    Up to £10m of relief for flooded farmers - but will the cash go far enough?

  28. 12/02/2014

    Reaction from farmers as donated fodder reaches displaced livestock in flood-hit areas.

  29. Fishermen, Solar Panels, Fodder Donation

    What have the recent storms meant for fishermen in the South West? Anna Hill finds out.

  30. Horse exports, Wind/solar power, Help for flooded farmers

    A legal loophole could be allowing horses to be exported from Britain for meat.

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