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Farming Today Episodes

  1. Farming Today This Week: Farms, wildlife and nature improvement areas

    Charlotte Smith visits a 10,000-hectare nature improvement area farmed for wildlife.

  2. Somerset Levels Evacuation, Farming and Wildlife

    Floodwaters force some farmers to remove their livestock from the Somerset Levels.

  3. Planning regulations, Managing land for wildlife, Halal farm

    Should we manage our countryside for food or for wildlife? We ask the NFU and the RSPB.

  4. 05/02/2014

    African Swine Fever, and what it could mean for Britain's pig herds. With Anna Hill.

  5. Floods, farming and wildlife

    Should farmers change how they farm the Somerset Levels to reduce the impact of flooding?

  6. Farm profits, Bird counting, Gigha farm tenancy

    English dairy farm profits are forecast to almost double this year.

  7. Farming Today This Week: Breakfast

    From oats to eggs, where does your breakfast come from? Anna Hill investigates.

  8. Somerset Levels Flooding, Tidal Surge Damage, Breakfast Eggs

    Somerset Levels farmers look to Holland for flood control inspiration.

  9. Plant science, porridge, agroforestry and oysters

    A leading plant science group says a skills shortage could damage British agriculture.

  10. Slaughter labelling, Schmallenberg

    Should meat slaughtered under Kosher and Halal rules be specifically labelled?

  11. Flooding, ancient farming, black pudding

    Will farmers take legal action as flooding continues on the Somerset Levels?

  12. Apples, Eggs, Breakfast

    The wet weather is causing major problems for the UK's apple producers.

  13. Farming Today This Week: Soil

    Soil - why is it so important? Charlotte Smith does the science bit.

  14. Fat cows, soil, and badger cull

    Britain's cows are too fat, and overeating could cause complications with calving.

  15. 23/01/2014

    Charlotte Smith looks at two separate summits on bee health and pesticide regulation.

  16. 22/01/2014

    As farm income in Wales falls by a third, can farmers learn to become more resilient?

  17. 21/01/2014

    Big farming - bad or beautiful? Anna Hill hears from both sides of the debate.

  18. 20/01/2014

    Farmers in a Northumbrian valley are demanding to be connected to mains electricity.

  19. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith visits a small family farm in Warwickshire run by a father and his son.

  20. 17/01/2014

    It's only January, but is it already spring? Nature seems to think so.

  21. 16/01/2014

    How succession planning can help family farms bolster their business for the future.

  22. 15/01/2014

    A badge of honour for more British foods as Europe gives them protected status.

  23. 14/01/2014

    A year on from the horsemeat scandal, has anything changed?

  24. 13/01/2014

    Is the government taking too long to reduce the red tape around livestock movement rules?

  25. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith looks at the business and entrepreneurial aspects of farming.

  26. 10/01/2014

    Claims that the European Union could push British farmers into a new Dark Age.

  27. 09/01/2014

    A new report calls for a change in the relationship between landowners and farmers.

  28. 08/01/2014

    Anna Hill presents a special edition from the Oxford Farming Conference.

  29. 07/01/2014

    Could UK livestock farmers earn more if they acted like New Zealanders?

  30. 06/01/2014

    Could the countryside take the hit as farmers in Northern Ireland get more funding?

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