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Farming Today Episodes

  1. 04/10/2012

    The skills shortage facing farmers and artisan food producers.

  2. 03/10/2012

    Attack of the killer shrimps - they could be coming to a river near you!

  3. 02/10/2012

    Hollow potatoes and mouldy wheat - Anna Hill on how the wet weather has hit crop quality.

  4. 01/10/2012

    Charlotte Smith reveals the finalists for the BBC Farmer of the Year award 2012.

  5. Farming Today This Week

    The future is bright for Britain's sheep farmers, discovers Charlotte Smith.

  6. 28/09/2012

    Charlotte Smith investigates how new EU rules might affect UK abattoirs.

  7. 27/09/2012

    A cull of thousands of geese on Orkney raises objections from animal rights campaigners.

  8. 26/09/2012

    The RSPCA calls for 'Badger Friendly' labels on dairy products.

  9. 25/09/2012

    After the wettest summer in 100 years, torrential rain again batters the UK.

  10. 24/09/2012

    The National Sheep Association says that 2013 will be a good year for the industry.

  11. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith discusses the impending badger cull pilot in Gloucestershire.

  12. 21/09/2012

    Farmers in the Peak District call for off-road users to be banned from green lanes.

  13. 20/09/2012

    How pig paternity tests are being used to fight meat mislabelling in Ireland.

  14. 19/09/2012

    Agriculture Minister David Heath says the government is committed to the badger cull.

  15. 18/09/2012

    A provisional licence to cull badgers is issued in Gloucestershire.

  16. 17/09/2012

    Queen guitarist Brian May warns badger culling will mean 'civil war' in the countryside.

  17. Farming Today This Week

    Organic food sales are falling. Charlotte Smith considers the future for organic farming.

  18. 14/09/2012

    As a major dairy announces a price rise for farmers, Charlotte Smith asks if it will last.

  19. 13/09/2012

    A new government plan to improve life and business in the countryside is unveiled.

  20. 12/09/2012

    A drought in Spain means less olive oil will be produced this year.

  21. 11/09/2012

    Warnings of a tough winter ahead for livestock farmers if they don't act over animal feed.

  22. 10/09/2012

    Scottish salmon farms are accused of spreading pollution on the sea bed.

  23. Farming Today This Week

    After a summer of protests, blockades and summits the voluntary milk code is agreed.

  24. 07/09/2012

    Rice exports from India are threatened after a poor monsoon. With Charlotte Smith.

  25. 06/09/2012

    Charlotte Smith discusses the new order at DEFRA and what it might mean for rural Britain.

  26. 05/09/2012

    Robin Markwell presents from Livestock 2012 and investigates the future for dairy.

  27. 04/09/2012

    A voluntary code for dairy farmers and processors is agreed after a year of negotiations.

  28. 03/09/2012

    Much of the UK's wheat harvest has been delayed because of the summer's wet conditions.

  29. Farming Today This Week

    Caz Graham investigates how farming co-operatives work in the UK, Europe and globally.

  30. 31/08/2012

    Eleventh-hour negotiations on a new fairness code between farmers and milk processors.

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