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Farming Today Episodes

  1. 24/01/22 Mystery shellfish deaths; Food labelling; New farm support payments.

    Fishermen call for help after mass shellfish deaths; food labels; new subsidies system.

  2. 22/01/21 Farming Today This Week: agricultural pollution

    Farming and pollution: can you have one without the other?

  3. 21/01/22 - Is water pollution being unfairly blamed on farmers, and reducing methane from cattle

    Is river pollution being unfairly blamed on farmers?

  4. 20/01/22 - Farmers tackling bathing water pollution, silage wrap tax, gene editing and urban goats

    How farmers in Scotland are tackling the pollution of bathing water sites.

  5. 19/01/22 - River pollution, Moy Park and Brixham fish market

    The Farming Minister shares new ideas about the prevention of more water pollution.

  6. 18/01/22 - Dairy bull calves, preventing slurry run off and potato scab

    How close are farmers to ending the practice of killing newborn male dairy calves?

  7. 17/01/2022 Pig farmers in crisis, but production is up; farm pollution

    How does a year of pigs backing up on farms fit with record production levels?

  8. 15/01/2022 - Farming Today This Week: the Landscapes Review, river pollution and shellfish

    The latest news about food, farming and the countryside

  9. 14/01/2022 High fertiliser prices, Dame Ellen MacArthur, cockles

    Will high fertiliser prices mean less British veg?

  10. 13/01/22 - River pollution, shellfish bacteria and mussel farming

    MPs say England's rivers are "in a mess" - and farming is partly to blame.

  11. 12/01/22 - River pollution investigations reduced, shellfish exports and beef prices

    The Environment Agency cuts back investigations into water pollution incidents.

  12. 11/01/22 - Alternative proteins, Cornish King Crabs and ELMS

    Could gorse be a source of food for humans in the future?

  13. 10/01/22 Need for 'hard-headed conversations with retailers' on prices, shellfish industry in trouble

    Farmers are advised to get tough with supermarkets.

  14. 08/01/22 - Farming Today This Week: The Oxford Farming Conferences

    Charlotte Smith brings you the highlights of the two farming conferences

  15. 07/01/22 The Secretary of State for the Environment at the Oxford Farming Conference

    Land use change for nature won’t impact food production, says George Eustice.

  16. 06/01/22 - The power of Natural Capital, ethical food businesses and future farm payments

    How will carbon offsetting impact the future of farming?

  17. 05/01/22 - New laws around hare coursing and the two Oxford farming conferences kick off online

    New laws to tackle illegal hare coursing could make a 'significant difference'.

  18. 04/01/22 - Mental resilience in farming, mapping trees and donkey grazing

    Resilience in the face of depression.

  19. Resilience in Farming

    Mariclare Carey-Jones is finding out why resilience is such a buzzword in farming.

  20. 01/01/22 Farming Today This Week: New Year's Day Special

    We look both forward to 2022 and back at 2021: what might be in store for UK farmers?

  21. Vital Seeds

    Rachel Lovell visits Vital Seeds in Devon.

  22. Curling

    Nancy Nicolson explores the surprising history of Scottish farming and top level curling.

  23. Culm Grassland

    Sarah Swadling explores a rare UK farmland habitat.

  24. Lake District Valley Tweeds

    Caz Graham hears about 13 new Lake District Valley Tweeds.

  25. Dahlia Beach

    Anna Louise Claydon explores Dahlia Beach.

  26. Christmas Panto

    A chatty farmer, his wife Helie, and 300 farm animals put on a panto for the world to see.

  27. 24/12/21 - A Feast of Festive Farming Fun

    Charlotte Smith spreads Christmas cheer with a feast of festive farming stories.

  28. 23/12/21 Cornish oysters, new NI farm policy, migrant farm workers, Christmas meat

    The UK oysters still not going to Europe.

  29. 22/12/21 - Puffin wrecks, Norwegian cod quotas and honey mead

    Why are puffins washing up dead on UK beaches?

  30. 21/12/21 - The end of Farmdrop, avian flu, and parsnips for Christmas

    Farmers have been left picking up the pieces after the collapse of Farmdrop.

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