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Farming Today Episodes

  1. Farming Today This Week

    Sybil Ruscoe heads out west to a ranch in South Dakota.

  2. 29/11/2013

    New rules will mean tougher penalties for farmers who delay TB testing.

  3. 28/11/2013

    What does the huge rise in the popularity of wood-burning stoves mean for wood producers?

  4. 27/11/2013

    Reporting from South Dakota where tens of thousands of cattle died in October's storms.

  5. 26/11/2013

    Should England follow Wales's lead and clamp down on the problem of fly-grazing?

  6. 25/11/2013

    Irish farmers are accused of smuggling milk from the Republic to Northern Ireland.

  7. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith tries to unravel the mysteries of the Common Agricultural Policy.

  8. 22/11/2013

    Is the Scottish chicken industry in decline? 200 jobs at a poultry plant are under threat.

  9. 21/11/2013

    All lambs in England will have to be electronically tagged to improve traceability.

  10. 20/11/2013

    One hundred animals are put down in one of Wales's worst-ever horse welfare cases.

  11. 19/11/2013

    The government's plans for protecting nature come under scrutiny. With Anna Hill.

  12. 18/11/2013

    Charlotte Smith looks at the progress of Defra's plans for biodiversity offsetting.

  13. Farming Today This Week

    Can rural schools be successful? We visit one of the smallest secondaries in Herefordshire

  14. 15/11/2013

    Charlotte Smith discusses building garden cities in the countryside.

  15. 14/11/2013

    Are Scottish deer an asset to the rural economy or a menace to the environment?

  16. 13/11/2013

    Hill farmers and retailers. And does lower funding affect results at rural schools?

  17. 12/11/2013

    'The inequality has just grown and grown' - MP Sir Nick Harvey on rural school funding.

  18. 11/11/2013

    What future for small rural schools? Charlotte Smith starts a week of reports.

  19. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith meets a new generation of tenant farmers in the Peak District.

  20. 08/11/2013

    Charlotte Smith speaks to a farm tenant facing eviction because their landlord didn't pay.

  21. 07/11/2013

    Warnings to farmers and the public after a deer farmer is gored by a stag.

  22. 06/11/2013

    Lessons will be learned after the extended Somerset badger cull fails to meet its target.

  23. 05/11/2013

    Spanish lettuces labelled with the British Red Tractor logo - what went wrong?

  24. 04/11/2013

    Seven UK meat plants are found to have breached BSE food safety regulations.

  25. Farming Today This Week

    How professional training can help farmers boost their businesses. With Charlotte Smith.

  26. 01/11/2013

    The government defends its plans for spending the farm subsidy budget in England.

  27. 31/10/2013

    Charlotte Smith explores bio-beds and big sprayers at CROPtec in Peterborough.

  28. 30/10/2013

    Owen Paterson tells us he is giving two million rural dwellers a voice in government.

  29. 29/10/2013

    No special treatment for rural areas - the government says it already gives enough support

  30. 28/10/2013

    Career development for farmers - why the industry needs to become more professional.

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