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Farming Today Episodes

  1. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith visits Exmoor to investigate rural deprivation.

  2. 28/06/2013

    Charlotte Smith looks at what austerity cuts could mean for the countryside.

  3. 27/06/2013

    A finale for farm subsidies - the reform of the Common Agricultural Policy is agreed.

  4. 26/06/2013

    Anna Hill asks if the poorest pupils in rural areas are losing out in school.

  5. 25/06/2013

    Low wages plus high cost of living - the formula for hidden rural poverty.

  6. 24/06/2013

    European ministers meet for final talks on the Common Agricultural Policy.

  7. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith fights rural crime, from hare coursing to tractor thefts.

  8. 21/06/2013

    Caz Graham visits the Royal Highland show in Edinburgh.

  9. 20/06/2013

    Campaigners want the rules changed on feeding food waste to pigs. Is it a good idea?

  10. 19/06/2013

    Anna Hill hears fears that traffic light labelling will put consumers off dairy products.

  11. 18/06/2013

    Both and animals and farmers are victims of wildlife crime. Can the police combat it?

  12. 17/06/2013

    Rural crime and its effect on communities - why farmers and neighbours need to fight back.

  13. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith looks at the state of cereal production in the UK in 2013.

  14. 14/06/2013

    Small farms are being protected from cuts to subsidies. Charlotte Smith gauges reaction.

  15. 13/06/2013

    After a bad start to the year thousands of farmers gather in Lincolnshire for Cereals 2013

  16. 12/06/2013

    More than 100 applications for just six farm tenancies in Norfolk. Why is demand so high?

  17. 11/06/2013

    An MP says she feels threatened by an anti-badger cull website listing her home address.

  18. 10/06/2013

    Bananas are under threat as farmer workers in Colombia plan to strike. With Robin Markwell

  19. Farming Today This Week

    Robin Markwell explores Stroud, a market town that was shaped by the wool industry.

  20. 07/06/2013

    Threats of an impending crisis to Britain's landscape as EU subsidies change.

  21. 06/06/2013

    Who is responsible for managing our rivers and streams? Should farmers do it themselves?

  22. 05/06/2013

    How did the Food Standards Agency handle the horsemeat scandal? Anna Hill finds out.

  23. 04/06/2013

    Farmers count the cost of severe flooding in the Czech Republic, Germany and Austria.

  24. 03/06/2013

    Bringing back the bumblebees - a species extinct from the UK is reintroduced into Kent.

  25. Farming Today This Week

    Farming showcase? Family day out? Shopping experience? We explore the role of shows.

  26. 31/05/2013

    Shellfish fishermen lose three quarters of their earnings due to cold seas.

  27. 30/05/2013

    Farmers at the Bath and West Show await the badger cull.

  28. 29/05/2013

    Feeding flies to livestock - Sybil Ruscoe looks at putting insect protein in animal feed.

  29. 28/05/2013

    The key to rural tourism - using Facebook on top of Snowdon?

  30. 27/05/2013

    Caz Graham hears about a project documenting the lives of farmers in the Lake District.

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