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Farming Today Episodes

  1. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith looks ahead to the challenges and opportunities for UK farmers in 2014.

  2. 03/01/2014

    As floods and storms threaten farmland, Caz Graham hears from the farmers affected.

  3. 02/01/2014

    The farmers without whom cricket just wouldn't be cricket. With Sarah Swadling.

  4. 01/01/2014

    Anna Jones joins a Walking Through History course in the Radnorshire hills.

  5. 31/12/2013

    Hedge harvest - winter is a busy time for a nursery which grows miles of native hedging.

  6. 30/12/2013

    The roof that comes from the land: growing wheat for thatching. With Sarah Swadling.

  7. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith takes a look back at the biggest rural stories of 2013.

  8. 27/12/2013

    Caz Graham meets the 23-year-old who won the chance to run a farm in Wales.

  9. 26/12/2013

    Lincolnshire farmer Andrew Ward recalls his part in founding Forage Aid.

  10. 25/12/2013

    Caz Graham revisits hill farmer Gareth Wyn Jones, who was badly hit by snow in March.

  11. 24/12/2013

    2013 has been a tricky year for British hop growers, but does a brighter future lie ahead?

  12. 23/12/2013

    There are concerns that not enough money goes towards environmental schemes in England.

  13. Farming Today This Week

    Sybil Ruscoe explores the world of smallholding.

  14. 20/12/2013

    English farmers learn how much subsidy they'll get from 2015.

  15. 19/12/2013

    Charlotte Smith looks at fears that cuts to rural fire services will put lives in danger.

  16. 18/12/2013

    MEPs call for more help for small farmers. Farming news with Anna Hill.

  17. 17/12/2013

    A milestone for UK dairy, as the first British milk enters the Global Dairy Trade auction.

  18. 16/12/2013

    Farming news with Charlotte Smith. New rules on CAP subsidy will hit small-holders.

  19. Farming Today This Week

    Reforms to EU fishing policies... what will they mean for the fishermen in the UK?

  20. 13/12/2013

    More testing is urged in wake of the horsemeat scandal, but will farmers foot the bill?

  21. 12/12/2013

    Farmers count the cost of the clean-up as the tidal surge causes damage to farmland.

  22. 11/12/2013

    There is a warning to farmers after an unlicensed gangmaster is jailed for seven years.

  23. 10/12/2013

    MEPs decide whether to ban deep sea trawler fishing from the North Atlantic.

  24. 09/12/2013

    Big reforms to the common fisheries policy. What will they mean for UK fishing fleets?

  25. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith visits a pheasant shoot in East Sussex.

  26. 06/12/2013

    Action is needed to tackle Bovine Viral Diarrhoea in England and Wales, says advisor.

  27. 05/12/2013

    Charlotte Smith on why nearly half the government's animal health laboratories will close.

  28. 04/12/2013

    Hear one farmer's solution to dealing with hundreds of thousands of pink-footed geese.

  29. 03/12/2013

    The Gloucestershire badger culling pilot has fallen well short of its target.

  30. 02/12/2013

    There are new calls for the goverment to gas badgers as part of its efforts to control TB.

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