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Farming Today Episodes

  1. 19/05/2009

    Anna Hill asks if the organic dairy market has reached saturation point.

  2. 18/05/2009

    Charlotte Smith hears about plans to re-introduce the black bee to the UK.

  3. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith goes to a farm with woolless sheep to examine future wool production.

  4. 15/05/2009

    Charlotte Smith hears about new research on the effects of sheep dip on farmers.

  5. 14/05/2009

    News and issues in rural Britain with Charlotte Smith.

  6. 13/05/2009

    Anna Hill finds out why some organic farmers cannot sell all their milk at a premium.

  7. 12/05/2009

    News and issues in rural Britain with Anna Hill.

  8. 11/05/2009

    Charlotte Smith discovers that the future of woolly sheep could be hairy.

  9. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith investigates the state of the British chicken industry.

  10. 08/05/2009

    Charlotte Smith asks whether UK poultry-rearing standards are the best in the world.

  11. 07/05/2009

    News and issues in rural Britain with Charlotte Smith.

  12. 06/05/2009

    News and issues in rural Britain with Anna Hill.

  13. 05/05/2009

    Charlotte Smith asks why there will be less British chicken in the future.

  14. 04/05/2009

    Anna Hill visits an intensive broiler farm producing 800,000 chickens.

  15. Farming Today This Week

    News and issues in rural Britain with Charlotte Smith.

  16. 01/05/2009

    News and issues in rural Britain with Charlotte Smith.

  17. 30/04/2009

    Charlotte Smith explores threats to the survival of bees.

  18. 29/04/2009

    Anna Hill reports on the UN vets investigating whether swine flu really comes from pigs.

  19. 28/04/2009

    Anna Hill hears about the implications of swine flu for food safety and British farmers.

  20. 27/04/2009

    Charlotte Smith launches the Farming Today beehive, with a chance for listeners to join in

  21. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith finds out how much pest damage and control costs farmers.

  22. 24/04/2009

    Charlotte Smith hears what the mapping of the cow's genome means for farmers and consumers

  23. 23/04/2009

    Europe begins major fishing policy reforms.

  24. 22/04/2009

    Anna Hill learns how damage to crops and trees caused by deer has become a serious problem

  25. 21/04/2009

    Will 10 million pounds to be spent on researching insect pollinators do any good?

  26. 20/04/2009

    Daffodils grown for a dementia drug could be the salvation of Welsh hill farmers.

  27. Farming Today This Week

    News and issues in rural Britain with Charlotte Smith.

  28. 17/04/2009

    Charlotte Smith hears about the latest animal theft from a farmer - of a million bees.

  29. 16/04/2009

    News and issues in rural Britain with Charlotte Smith.

  30. 15/04/2009

    Anna Hill looks at the slump in demand for rural property from city slickers.

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