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Farming Today Episodes

  1. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith explores the industry at the root of UK farming - seed production.

  2. 03/05/2013

    Live animal exports have resumed from Dover. Charlotte Smith reports on the protests.

  3. 02/05/2013

    The High Court is being asked to make a ruling on who owns the fish in our seas.

  4. 01/05/2013

    Concern that rare crop varieties could be lost under EU plans to register all seeds.

  5. 30/04/2013

    The European Commission pushes through a ban on neonicotinoid pesticides to protect bees.

  6. 29/04/2013

    A vote in Europe today could see a ban on some pesticides linked to bee decline.

  7. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith searches for farming land workers as the rules for migrant labour change.

  8. 26/04/2013

    The European Commission goes to court over battery cages.

  9. 25/04/2013

    Charlotte Smith hears beekeepers are reporting a catastrophic drop in honey bee numbers.

  10. 24/04/2013

    Two milk processors announce price rises for farmers, with predictions more could follow.

  11. 23/04/2013

    Weetabix is unable to make breakfast cereals because of a lack of British wheat.

  12. 22/04/2013

    Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall criticises plans to re-classify farming qualifications.

  13. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith explores the pros and cons of polytunnels and glasshouses.

  14. 19/04/2013

    How a change in league tables could put schools off teaching agriculture.

  15. 18/04/2013

    Why the Welsh government has given money to farm charities, not direct to snow-hit farmers

  16. 17/04/2013

    After the horsemeat scandal, DEFRA intends to overhaul the horse passport system.

  17. 16/04/2013

    Scientists are using a new form of genetic engineering to breed disease-resistant animals.

  18. 15/04/2013

    Farmers fear price cuts may lie ahead on milk sold for cheesemaking. With Caz Graham.

  19. Farming Today This Week

    The UK pig herd is at its smallest since 1952, but some farmers are still making it work.

  20. 12/04/2013

    Caz Graham hears how struggling Scottish tenant farmers are calling for rent freezes.

  21. 11/04/2013

    50,000 tonnes of meat is recalled across Europe, as the horsemeat scandal continues.

  22. 10/04/2013

    Plants worth hundreds of thousands of pounds are being thrown away because of bad weather.

  23. 09/04/2013

    Robin Markwell watches the willow harvest, and discovers that there is a bumper crop.

  24. 08/04/2013

    Dwindling pig numbers in the UK, but farmers are optimistic.

  25. Farming Today This Week

    A new fairness code for the dairy industry comes into force. Will it really help farmers?

  26. 05/04/2013

    Bee deaths and neonicotinoids - politicians call for pesticide companies to share research

  27. 04/04/2013

    After tens of thousands of sheep perish in the snow drifts, will lamb go up in the shops?

  28. 03/04/2013

    'Worse than Foot and Mouth' - a Welsh hill farmer tells of the devastation wrought by snow

  29. 02/04/2013

    Tweets from the tractor cab - Sarah Swadling explores farmers' use of social media.

  30. 01/04/2013

    Dairy companies have been given until April 1st to comply with the Voluntary Dairy Code.

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