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Farming Today Episodes

  1. Wheat Genome, Fishing Quotas, Willow Bats

    Wheat genome, Fishing quotas and harvest of willow for cricket bats.

  2. AHDB Dairy Campaign, Harvest Fires, Lamb Prices

    More money has been announced to support a campaign promoting UK dairy.

  3. Call to ban using CO2 to slaughter pigs, Farmers in the nude, Barcodes on meat

    There has been a call to to ban using CO2 to stun pigs before slaughter.

  4. Reaction to the US court ruling that glyphosate causes cancer

    With reaction to the US court ruling that the weedkiller glyphosate causes cancer.

  5. Harvest 2018, Heritage grains, Tackling poaching

    Sybil Ruscoe finds out about harvest 2018 and hears food prices will 'inevitably' rise.

  6. Farming Today This Week: Rivers

    What's being done to protect our rivers from pollution, overuse and climate change?

  7. Ash dieback in Yorkshire, Sea lice in Salmon, Cooling the River Ribble

    The tree disease ash dieback has been found in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.

  8. Small abattoirs, Community river restoration, Foraging for blackberries

    There's a call for action to help small abattoirs in the face of mounting closures.

  9. Protected food names post-Brexit, earth worms, winberries, drying rivers

    Concerns about the future of British protected food names in Europe post-Brexit.

  10. Long-term consequences of the heatwave, pullet farming, agricultural pollution in Scottish rivers

    A look at the long-term consequences of extreme heat and water shortages on UK farming.

  11. Crops for fuel, Sheepdog trials, Health of our rivers

    Crops for fuel, sheepdog trials, and the health of our rivers.

  12. Farming Today This Week - 04/08/2018: On Farm Production

    First British Charcuterie Awards from Countryfile Live in the grounds of Blenheim Palace.

  13. Tracking Wildfires, Making Slurry Safe, Sheep Rearing for Fashion

    Tracking wildfires by satellite, making slurry safe, and sheep rearing for fashion.

  14. The Return of the Hen Harrier?

    Hen harriers have had their most successful breeding season in a decade, but is it enough?

  15. 'Cool' business brings young people back to rural areas

    Farmers are culling cows early as the dry weather causes fodder shortages.

  16. Red Tractor Trouble

    The Red Tractor label defends its practice of warning farmers before they come to inspect.

  17. New research says young people are the key to thriving rural communities

    New research says a lack of adequate services means rural areas are losing young people.

  18. Farming Today This Week: Rural Tourism

    Anna Jones visits a farm in Somerset which has developed a range of holiday accommodation.

  19. Scientists react to the EU's decision to ban gene-edited crops

    Many scientists express shock at the EU court's decision to ban gene-edited crops.

  20. A Freedom of Information request has released in error the names of farms involved in a badger cull in Wales

    An animal rights group has published details of farmers taking part in a badger cull.

  21. Michael Gove on the Environment Bill, Modern Rural Slavery, Farm Stay Holidays

    Michael Gove gives more detaisl of what will be in the government's Environment Bill.

  22. The Environment Bill Audited, Official Vets Shortage, Deer Park

    The Environmental Audit Select Committee reports on the government's environment bill.

  23. Fish rescue, Crop irrigation, Rural tourism

    Thousands of fish are having to be rescued because their habitat is drying up.

  24. Farming Today This Week: Intensive Farming

    Caz Graham hosts a discussion on intensive livestock farming with a panel of experts.

  25. Northern Ireland Brexit Reaction, Environment Bill, Intensive Farming and Consumer Habits

    Ivor Ferguson from the Ulster Farmers' Union reacts to Theresa May's Brexit proposals.

  26. Cell-Cultured Meat, Intensive Dairy Production, Mink Eradication

    The world is beginning to take lab-grown meat seriously - are the Brits on board too?

  27. Intensive Beef Farming,TB Testing in Wales, Farming Advice from New Zealand

    Anna Hill examines whether the newspaper claim that a farm is intensively farmed is true.

  28. Wildfires, Dairy and Brexit, Fodder Shortage

    Farmers plough through crops to stop a large fire spreading further across fields.

  29. Agriculture workers shortage, Intensive farming, Little terns on Chesil Beach

    A shortage of migrant labour has left one farmer staring at a field of rotting fruit.

  30. Farming Today This Week: Rural Housing

    Steffan Messenger visits a solar housing project which provides affordable homes.

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