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Farming Today Episodes

  1. 15/11/19: Fishing policy and the General Election, Seaweed farming, Policing Dartmoor

    Bryce Stewart tells Caz Graham why fishing may take a back-seat in the general election.

  2. 14/11/19 Flooding, mussels, election special from a livestock market

    Flood-hit farmers; mussel producing at sea; what will get the livestock farmer's vote?

  3. 13/09/19 Salmon farming, ash dieback, election and environment

    Can salmon farming be sustainable? Ash trees resistant to disease. The environmental vote.

  4. 12/11/19 Cley Marshes, oysters, chalk streams, flooded farmers

    Anna Hill visits Norfolk Wildlife Trust's visitor centre at Cley Marshes.

  5. 11/11/19: Farming and flooding, Fly-tipping on farms, Farming the seas overview

    Farmer Peter Gadd tells Charlotte Smith that current floods are the worse he's ever seen.

  6. Mushrooms

    Charlotte Smith visits a mushroom farm in Wiltshire.

  7. 08/11/19: General Election priorities, Protecting birds of prey, Mushroom safari

    Charlotte Smith visits a farmers' market to ask what people want from the General Election

  8. 07/11/19 Designer cows, Blue fin tuna, Truffle-hunting

    Advances in genetics are transforming the way dairy farmers run their businesses.

  9. 06/11/19 Election campaign day zero, large scale mushroom farm, river restoration

    As the election campaign begins, we consult an expert panel to keep us up to date.

  10. 05/11/19 Price of Milk, Mushrooms, Devil's Pulpit

    Many of you tell us you're willing to pay more for your milk.

  11. 04/11/19 Scottish milk, mushrooms

    Dairy farmers in Scotland lose their milk contracts, closure of cheese plant, mushrooms.

  12. 02/11/19 Farming Today This Week: Root veg

    Charlotte Smith visits a farm in Wiltshire to talk all things root vegetable.

  13. 01/11/19 Floods, dung beetles and root veg

    Flooding past, present and future; farming for beetles; soils for root vegetables.

  14. 31/10/19: Farming unions call for government intervention on beef prices

    Charlotte Smith asks Jimmy Ireland why he wants government help in the beef market.

  15. 30/10/19 Game shoots, farm waste, backdated subsidies for Scottish farms

    Your responses to the RSPB's review into game shooting.

  16. 29/10/19: RSPB reviews its position on game shooting, 5g drones, heritage potatoes

    The RSPB could start campaigning against game shoots, for the first time.

  17. 28/10/19: What young people think about their food, the tupping point, root veg

    Anna Jones asks what a new survey tells us about attitudes towards food and farming.

  18. 26/10/19 Farming Today This Week: Tree Fruits

    Charlotte Smith discusses the changing face of the tree fruits industry.

  19. 25/10/19: Handsworth Grammar School does Farming Today, Invasive species, Cider apples

    Mary Creagh tells Charlotte Smith what the government must do to tackle invasive species.

  20. 24/10/19: The Brexit deal and fishing, Maize and cover crops, Apple agroforestry

    Richard Barnes tells Caz Graham how the Brexit deal might help Northern Ireland fishermen.

  21. 23/10/19 Illegally imported antibiotics, plums, organic research

    Illegal antibiotics destined for a poultry farm are seized at an airport.

  22. 22/10/19 Milk processor in administration, Johnson's deal, Apples and pears

    Farmers want Sainsbury's to pay them as a processor goes into administration.

  23. 21/10/19 Future of weed control; electric weeder; pink apples

    Challenges of weed control; testing out an electric weeder; the first British pink apples.

  24. Farming Today This Week: Rural services (in a pub)

    Charlotte Smith finds out how a pub in Wiltshire serves as a community hub.

  25. 18/10/19 Brexit deal; Brexit Party conference; Archbishop and community cafe; rural transport

    Brexit deal and food and farming; Brexit party conference; farmers' cafe; rural transport.

  26. 17/10/19: Falling demand for beef, SNP rural policy, Rural schools

    Anna Hill asks Professor David Hughes why demand for beef is falling in the UK.

  27. 16/10/19 World Agri-Tech Innovation Summit and rural banks

    Charlotte Smith visits the World Agri-Tech Innovation Summit in London.

  28. 15/10/19: Queen's speech, No-deal Brexit and tariffs, Rural services overview

    Anna Hill and Heather Simons reflect on the newly-introduced Environment Bill.

  29. 14/10/19: New report on the badger cull, rural mobile signal

    Charlotte Smith asks Professor Christl Donnelly about her new report into the badger cull.

  30. 12/10/19 Farming Today This Week: Wine

    Charlotte Smith visits an East Sussex vineyard for a rather wet grape harvest.

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