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Farming Today Episodes

  1. 06/10/2009

    'NIMBYs' are being blamed for a failure to meet housing targets.

  2. 05/10/2009

    A tree pest may stop play in conker season. Charlotte Smith reports.

  3. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith reports on efforts to get more schoolchildren out to farms.

  4. 02/10/2009

    Charlotte Smith investigates whether there is room for farming in the national curriculum.

  5. 01/10/2009

    As the pheasant shooting season begins, Charlotte Smith hears that shoots are suffering.

  6. 30/09/2009

    Anna Hill hears plans to reintroduce beavers, lynx and wild boar to the countryside.

  7. 29/09/2009

    Anna Hill hears calls for imported apples to be removed from supermarket shelves.

  8. 28/09/2009

    British farmers join in European protests and dump thousands of litres of milk.

  9. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith investigates why more people are buying food locally.

  10. 25/09/2009

    England's hedgerows are vanishing and farmers are being blamed. Charlotte Smith reports.

  11. 24/09/2009

    British farmers are in line for big subsidy increase.

  12. 23/09/2009

    Anna Hill looks at local food growing in Todmorden.

  13. 22/09/2009

    Anna Hill looks at the bleak future of the organic vegetable box.

  14. 21/09/2009

    The English coastline could soon be open to all, despite objections from some landowners.

  15. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith examines how safe children's farms are after an e.coli outbreak in Surrey.

  16. 18/09/2009

    Charlotte Smith explores the risks posed by deadly E.coli on our farms.

  17. 17/09/2009

    Charlotte Smith asks if it matters that a bottle of milk costs less than a bottle of water

  18. 16/09/2009

    The funeral business has presented a new opportunity for sheep farmers: woollen coffins.

  19. 15/09/2009

    News and issues in rural Britain with Anna Hill.

  20. 14/09/2009

    What effect will an outbreak of E-coli at a farm park have on farm visits?

  21. Farming Today This Week

    News and issues in rural Britain with Charlotte Smith, who looks at countryside noise.

  22. 11/09/2009

    There has been a significant increase in the amount of poaching in the countryside.

  23. 10/09/2009

    Charlotte Smith investigates whether wind turbines are causing noise pollution.

  24. 09/09/2009

    The search for British eggs in our processed foods, with Anna Hill.

  25. 08/09/2009

    Anna Hill reports on the return of the European butter mountain.

  26. 07/09/2009

    Organised criminals are increasingly turning to stealing expensive farm equipment.

  27. Farming Today This Week

    Farmers have been battling to control our rivers for centuries - but at what cost?

  28. 04/09/2009

    An abattoir worker has had his licence suspended following secret filming.

  29. 03/09/2009

    Charlotte Smith investigates how the rain has affected the 2009 summer harvest.

  30. 02/09/2009

    Caz Graham hears how allowing farmland to flood costs us much needed home-grown food.

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