Farming Today Episodes Episode guide
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Farming Today This Week
Charlotte Smith visits an exporter that is sending cuts of Welsh lamb around the world.
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11/10/2013
Sheep rustling has more than doubled in two years. What's happening to the stolen animals?
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10/10/2013
A report into the effectiveness of tests done to check the safety of our food.
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09/10/2013
There are reports that too few badgers have been shot in the two pilot badger culls.
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08/10/2013
All change at Defra - two ministers are replaced, along with their Labour shadow.
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07/10/2013
The government launches new plans to boost food exports, but will they help our farmers?
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Farming Today This Week
Charlotte Smith meets a farmer who took a risk and expanded his business. Did it pay off?
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04/10/2013
Nearly a quarter of Wales' largest ancient forest is being felled because of disease.
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03/10/2013
Charlotte Smith reports from the Dairy Show 2013 in Somerset.
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Farming Today
Fixed pay rates for farm workers in England are scrapped, but Wales wants to keep them.
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01/10/2013
How can farmers avoid using illegal gang labour? Anna Hill finds out more.
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30/09/2013
Scotland targets Indian buyers to boost food exports.
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Farming Today This Week
Charlotte Smith takes a look at British beverage making - the harvest in a bottle.
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27/09/2013
As the UN reports on climate change, Charlotte Smith asks how farmers can help the planet.
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26/09/2013
Should more development be allowed in National Parks? Charlotte Smith hears pros and cons.
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25/09/2013
Restaurants are being inspected to make sure the meat they describe as Welsh actually is.
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24/09/2013
Allegations of scare tactics in the badger cull. We hear calls to stay calm.
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23/09/2013
Good news for wool producers - prices are up by a third. With Charlotte Smith.
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Farming Today This Week
It's tupping time! Charlotte Smith chats to farmers at a ram sale in Leicestershire.
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20/09/2013
The future of one of Britain's most popular crags will be decided today.
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19/09/2013
The plan to increase Scotland's dairy production by 50%. Could it work?
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18/09/2013
Labelling of poultry, pig, sheep and goat meat could change under new EU rules.
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17/09/2013
What do pig farmers make of the news that pork marked British was probably Dutch?
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16/09/2013
We find pork labelled as British - which isn't. Can we still trust the Red Tractor label?
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Farming Today This Week
Charlotte Smith is at a brewery, reviewing the 2013 barley and cereal harvest.
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13/09/2013
The Seasonal Agricultural Workers scheme is to end; so who replaces them in the fields?
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12/09/2013
A new research project aims to make docking pigs' tails a thing of the past.
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11/09/2013
Farmers are told to use fewer antibiotics as part of a new government strategy.
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10/09/2013
Russia is about to end its ban on British beef after 16 years.
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09/09/2013
This year's oilseed rape crop was a gamble - who were the winners and losers?