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Farming Today Episodes

  1. 30/11/2012

    Thanet Council backs down over its ban on live animal exports from Ramsgate.

  2. 29/11/2012

    The winner of the 'Farming Today' Farmer of the Year award is revealed.

  3. 28/11/2012

    Shoppers may have to pay more for potatoes after the worst harvest for 35 years.

  4. 27/11/2012

    Farmers will have to change what they grow after Britain's soaking autumn takes hold.

  5. 26/11/2012

    Proposals to relax testing for BSE in cattle are welcomed by vets and the meat industry.

  6. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith asks if farming was to blame for the collapse of EU budget negotiations.

  7. 23/11/2012

    Caz Graham reports from Strasbourg on how EU budget negotiations may impact UK farming.

  8. 22/11/2012

    Farmers scramble to find seeds for planting crops next spring, as stocks run low.

  9. 21/11/2012

    One of the largest meat processors in Europe decides to sell off all 38 plants in the UK.

  10. 20/11/2012

    Anna Hill hears how gardeners can help the fight against Ash Dieback.

  11. 19/11/2012

    Charlotte Smith looks at the dramatic decline in the UK bird population.

  12. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith hears how important Christmas has become for many British food producers.

  13. 16/11/2012

    A farmer's heartbreak as his sheep are slaughtered by criminals. With Charlotte Smith.

  14. 15/11/2012

    Goose farmers fatten up the birds ready for the Christmas dinner table.

  15. 14/11/2012

    A mysterious disease affecting Christmas trees is causing big problems for some growers.

  16. 13/11/2012

    Huge numbers of migrating birds flocking to the UK will find very little winter food.

  17. 12/11/2012

    It's make or break for turkey farmers as they prepare for the Christmas rush.

  18. Farming Today This Week

    What to make of mushrooms? The third most popular 'vegetable' in supermarkets.

  19. 09/11/2012

    Charlotte Smith reports on how the genetic history of Britain's ash trees may save them.

  20. 08/11/2012

    Livestock farmers welcome a supermarket plan to tie the price of meat to feed costs.

  21. 06/11/2012

    Invasive American signal crayfish cause concern for the Scottish salmon industry.

  22. 05/11/2012

    Anna Hill hears concerns that village greens could be lost under new government plans.

  23. Farming Today This Week

    With ash dieback now in the wild in the UK, Anna Hill reports on our threatened woodlands.

  24. 02/11/2012

    Scientists say feeding turnips to sheep can help reduce E.coli in the livestock.

  25. 01/11/2012

    Schmallenberg virus has been discovered in Northern Ireland for the first time.

  26. 31/10/2012

    The government's Environment Research Agency sets out plans for containing ash dieback.

  27. 30/10/2012

    A warning that the global trade in plants lays the UK wide open to new diseases.

  28. 29/10/2012

    After a poor harvest, livestock farmers will struggle to feed their animals this winter.

  29. Farming Today This Week

    After the badger culls in England are postponed, what is next for tackling TB in cattle?

  30. 26/10/2012

    MPs debate controversial plans for the badger cull, 48 hours after it was postponed.

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