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Farming Today Episodes

  1. Data Farming

    Data is already changing the way we farm...but what does the future hold?

  2. 20/12/19: Licensing grouse moors; Using data to kill weeds, Cob nuts

    Charlotte Smith asks what the Werritty report means for the management of grouse moors.

  3. 19/12/19: Rural mobile phone signal, Broiler sensors, Reindeer, Fish quotas.

    A Norfolk farmer describes how the lack of mobile phone signal could have cost his life.

  4. 18/12/19 New study on bovine TB, Digital platform for farm data, Turkey farm

    Defra has no immediate plans to change advice for farmers on TB following a new report.

  5. 17/12/19: Modern slavery; Data in agriculture; Xmas tree farm; Post-election lobbying

    Anna Hill finds out how anglers are helping to combat slavery and people trafficking.

  6. 16/12/19: Election results and farming

    Charlotte Smith asks what the election result will mean for farming and the environment.

  7. This Year's Weather

    After a year of extreme weather, how are farmers faring?

  8. 12/12/19: Bird flu, Dark sky park, Forest bathing, Forage Aid

    A new outbreak of bird flu in Suffolk has led to 27,000 chickens being culled.

  9. 11/12/19 Green lanes, insect farms, wet weather

    We hear the dispute over access in the Lake District.

  10. 10/12/19 New report finds shoppers don't believe the labelling on their food

    Report shows a quarter of people surveyed don't trust organic certification.

  11. 09/12/19: Wet weather farming, Oats, Inclusivity in the countryside

    James Peck tells Charlotte Smith about the impact the wet weather is having on farmers.

  12. Rural Manifestos

    Our expert panel interrogate the manifestos from the major political parties.

  13. 06/12/19: Bovine TB, Northern Ireland manifestos, Fishing manifestos

    Dr Iain McGill tells Charlotte Smith why culling badgers is not controlling Bovine TB.

  14. 05/12/19 Farmers at climate change summit, Lib Dem and Brexit Party manifestos

    The NFU beef farmer at UN summit - COP 25, manifestos from the Lib Dems and Brexit Party.

  15. 04/12/19 Tree planting, SNP and Plaid Cymru election manifestos, weather delays crops

    Tree planting pledges from all parties. Will farmers have to give up their land?

  16. 03/12/19 Labour and Green Party manifestos, invasive crayfish

    Today we hear from Labour and the Green party on their rural policies.

  17. 02/12/19: Conservative farming manifesto; Scottish women in agriculture; Marina Gibson, fishing influencer

    A new report from the Scottish government says change is needed to help women in farming.

  18. Farming Today This Week: Energy

    Charlotte Smith finds out about the production of energy on farms.

  19. 29/11/19 Trade talks and food and farming, rural voters in Scotland, anaerobic digestion plant

    Agri-food in leaked US trade talk papers; rural voters in Dumfries; energy from muck

  20. 28/11/19: Bovine TB vaccine; Welsh election opinions; Solar farms

    Could a new vaccine help control TB in cattle? Charlotte Smith finds out.

  21. 27/11/19 Election issues for Northern Irish farmers, straw-power, weevil research

    We hear what farming issues are being discussed in Northern Ireland.

  22. 26/11/19 Election special on immigration

    Our election special on immigration comes from Boston in Lincolnshire.

  23. 25/11/19: Producing energy on farm, The farm counting its carbon, Scottish milk

    Charlotte Smith speaks to Peter Tyldesley from the Centre for Alternative Technology.

  24. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith is on a farm in Hertfordshire to talk about beef production.

  25. 22/11/19: American beef and the U.K.

    Anna Hill asks if American beef could appear on our supermarket shelves in the future.

  26. 21/11/19 Getting out of beef and into dairy, alternative mulches, farm recycling, rural transport

    Farmer sells beef cattle to start dairy herd; new mulches; farm recycling; rural transport

  27. 20/11/19 Wet weather consequences, Grass-fed beef, Cheese training course

    Farmers are having to change their cropping plans because of the wet weather.

  28. 19/11/2019 Rural services, Intensive beef production

    This morning we focus on rural services. Charlotte Smith visits a GP surgery.

  29. 18/11/19: The environmental impact of beef, Orkney ferries and livestock transport, Worms and plastic

    Sybil Ruscoe and Professor Don Broome discuss the environmental impact of beef production.

  30. Farming Today This Week: Fish Farming

    Sybil Ruscoe asks whether aquaculture is a viable way to feed a growing population.

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