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Farming Today Episodes

  1. 01/03/2012

    How do we close the multi-billion-pound gap between food imports to the UK and exports?

  2. 29/02/2012

    Scottish farmers fear that Schmallenberg could cross the border.

  3. 28/02/2012

    Vets predict the number of UK cattle affected by Schmallenberg could be limited.

  4. 27/02/2012

    Charlotte Smith hears how growing up on a farm could help your immune system.

  5. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith explores how quickly farming is adapting to the prospect of more drought.

  6. 24/02/2012

    The next two weeks will be critical in assessing the impact of Schmallenberg Disease.

  7. 23/02/2012

    Get on my land! Charlotte Smith hears ideas to simplify rights of way in the countryside.

  8. 22/02/2012

    Farmers are told they need to persuade the public to accept intensive farming.

  9. 21/02/2012

    Farmers warn that if drought continues in England, food prices could rise.

  10. 20/02/2012

    Predictions that a drought this summer may force up the price of fruit and veg.

  11. Farming Today This Week

    Domesticated deer - farmers rearing deer in response to the UK's appetite for venison.

  12. 17/02/2012

    Caz Graham hears seafood is being tested for radiation on a beach in Fife.

  13. 16/02/2012

    Caz Graham hears from gamekeepers who say that too many deer are being culled in Scotland.

  14. 15/02/2012

    The welfare standards on British pig farms are defended after a case of alleged cruelty.

  15. 14/02/2012

    A pig farmer refutes allegations of cruelty made by undercover animal welfare campaigners.

  16. 13/02/2012

    McDonald's defends its decision to not serve 100% British food at London 2012.

  17. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith goes lambing to see how farmers are cashing in on record lamb prices.

  18. 10/02/2012

    The Badger Trust says it is ready to take legal action to stop a badger cull in England.

  19. 09/02/2012

    You're Hired - farming apprenticeships are booming.

  20. 08/02/2012

    Cows at risk - a new disease spreads to UK cattle.

  21. 07/02/2012

    Eggs from non-caged hens are outselling caged eggs for the first time in decades.

  22. 06/02/2012

    The number of seals shot by salmon farmers. And, the rise of the rindless rasher.

  23. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith investigates why the price of UK farmland has doubled in five years.

  24. 03/02/2012

    A divided county - Cheshire's different decisions on council farms.

  25. 02/02/2012

    Charlotte Smith hears how trees are being planted to save salmon from climate change.

  26. 01/02/2012

    The farm land that is worth less than some people carry around in their wallet.

  27. 31/01/2012

    Vets fear thousands of sheep could be infected with a new disease.

  28. 30/01/2012

    The investment that has doubled in value in five years, and feeds us too - farmland.

  29. Farming Today This Week

    Confused crops and bewildered wildlife - how the mild winter is affecting the countryside.

  30. 27/01/2012

    How British food exports could be key to an ailing economy; Charlotte Smith investigates.

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