Farming Today Episodes Episode guide
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Farming Today This Week
Can rural schools be successful? We visit one of the smallest secondaries in Herefordshire
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15/11/2013
Charlotte Smith discusses building garden cities in the countryside.
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14/11/2013
Are Scottish deer an asset to the rural economy or a menace to the environment?
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13/11/2013
Hill farmers and retailers. And does lower funding affect results at rural schools?
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12/11/2013
'The inequality has just grown and grown' - MP Sir Nick Harvey on rural school funding.
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11/11/2013
What future for small rural schools? Charlotte Smith starts a week of reports.
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Farming Today This Week
Charlotte Smith meets a new generation of tenant farmers in the Peak District.
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08/11/2013
Charlotte Smith speaks to a farm tenant facing eviction because their landlord didn't pay.
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07/11/2013
Warnings to farmers and the public after a deer farmer is gored by a stag.
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06/11/2013
Lessons will be learned after the extended Somerset badger cull fails to meet its target.
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05/11/2013
Spanish lettuces labelled with the British Red Tractor logo - what went wrong?
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04/11/2013
Seven UK meat plants are found to have breached BSE food safety regulations.
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Farming Today This Week
How professional training can help farmers boost their businesses. With Charlotte Smith.
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01/11/2013
The government defends its plans for spending the farm subsidy budget in England.
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31/10/2013
Charlotte Smith explores bio-beds and big sprayers at CROPtec in Peterborough.
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30/10/2013
Owen Paterson tells us he is giving two million rural dwellers a voice in government.
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29/10/2013
No special treatment for rural areas - the government says it already gives enough support
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28/10/2013
Career development for farmers - why the industry needs to become more professional.
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Farming Today This Week
Organic food - healthy and sustainable or an overpriced luxury? With Charlotte Smith.
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25/10/2013
Will the government's pollination plan address the decline of both bees and bee farmers?
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24/10/2013
Reaction to the badger cull in Gloucestershire getting another eight weeks.
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23/10/2013
National Trust members are to vote this weekend on badger culling on its land.
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22/10/2013
The organic dairy industry is losing farmers - Anna Hill finds out why.
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21/10/2013
Small green shoots of recovery for organics as sales go up for the first time in years.
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Farming Today This Week
Charlotte Smith visits the UK's newest power station, which will be fed by farm straw.
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18/10/2013
The National Farmers' Union breaks its silence over progress with the pilot badger culls.
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17/10/2013
Should farmers be allowed to convert their barns and outbuildings into homes?
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16/10/2013
NFU president Peter Kendall won't be standing for re-election.
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15/10/2013
Reports of food fraud have gone up by a third, despite fewer resources for food testing.
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14/10/2013
Tens of thousands of cattle are killed in snowstorms in the United States.