Farming Today Episodes Episode guide
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Farming Today This Week
Anna Hill traces the food system from your burger back to the farm.
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22/02/2013
What will it take to stop fly-grazing of horses? The NFU calls for ASBOs.
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21/02/2013
One of Amsterdam's most famous restaurants has been selling horse steaks as beef.
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20/02/2013
Barcodes at the butchers - meat traceability in the light of the horsemeat scandal.
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18/02/2013
How can retailers regain trust? Charlotte Smith examines Red Tractor standards.
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Farming Today This Week
With farm incomes falling, is diversification the only way forward for farmers?
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15/02/2013
Charlotte Smith hears about the cocktail of drugs we could be eating in our horse lasagne.
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14/02/2013
A deal over horse movements between the UK, France and Ireland is fuelling illegal trading
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13/02/2013
It is feared some of England's biodiverse landscapes could be lost as a grant scheme ends.
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12/02/2013
An industry expert says the horsemeat scandal could be good news for British farmers.
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11/02/2013
The racket in illegal horsemeat in Ireland is continuing. Charlotte Smith reports.
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Farming Today This Week
Charlotte Smith looks at the case for compensating landowners for High-Speed Rail plans.
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08/02/2013
Charlotte Smith asks, can high-speed rail bring progress to the countryside?
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07/02/2013
Changes to the way European fishermen work - what will they mean for the fishing industry?
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06/02/2013
The EU's fisheries policy is expected to get the biggest shake-up in its history today.
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05/02/2013
The foreign fruit fly invaders which are laying eggs in Britain's summer fruits.
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04/02/2013
The rural view of high-speed rail - a blight on the landscape or an engine of growth?
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Farming Today This Week
Lambing time - how farmers across the country are coping with poor prices and disease.
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01/02/2013
Charlotte Smith hears Europe wants to restrict pesticides to save bees.
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31/01/2013
British demands that the European Commission gets tough over the sows stall ban.
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30/01/2013
Horse DNA is found in Spanish beef burgers. Anna Hill reports.
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29/01/2013
Anna Hill hears the debate over the role of the RSPCA in prosecuting animal welfare cases.
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28/01/2013
The source of horsemeat found in Irish beefburgers has been traced to Poland.
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Farming Today This Week
Changes are planned to EU subsidies but how will they affect farming and the countryside?
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25/01/2013
Secretary of State Owen Paterson says MEPs' CAP reform proposals are a retrograde step.
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24/01/2013
MEPs vote on changes to the £40 billion subsidy given to European farmers.
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23/01/2013
The Government is bringing in tighter controls over plant imports into the UK.
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22/01/2013
Anna Hill delves into the snow to see how birds are struggling to survive in the cold snap
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21/01/2013
The fight for farmland - Charlotte Smith hears how high demand is pushing up prices.
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Farming Today This Week
Charlotte Smith on the agricultural engineering innovations that are revolutionising farms