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Farming Today Episodes

  1. Ammonia emissions, Lamma show, 100 years of Ford tractors

    Farms in Northern Ireland are warned to reduce their ammonia emissions.

  2. Grouse shooting ban; robotic harvesting; the Northern Forest; Scottish tenancy laws.

    Could the Ilkley Moore ban on grouse shooting put local wildlife at risk?

  3. Bird flu, Forestry machinery, Pulse fishing, Train station farm shop.

    With the first bird flu cases of 2018 confirmed, just how severe is the threat this year?

  4. New fines for fly-tipping, Shetland monitor farm, straw shortage, farm machinery

    Householders are to face new fines for employing unlicensed waste carriers.

  5. Machinery, Stilton, BBC Food & Farming Awards

    How is the rise of robotics changing the face of British farming?

  6. Farming Today This Week: Livestock in winter

    Sybil Ruscoe finds out about the challenges involved in caring for livestock in winter.

  7. Plastics on the farm; the truth about chlorinated chicken; winter in the Cairngorms

    What could a tax on single-use plastics mean for farmers?

  8. Trump and trade, Cheese-eating pigs, Green building

    Is the USA preparing to play hard-ball with Britain in post-Brexit trade talks?

  9. Providing 'public goods' on farm, out-wintering cattle, red kites, Martin Clunes

    Providing 'public goods' on farm: we hear how it could work.

  10. Lib Dems on farming post-Brexit, fast-breeding wheat, hare coursing, Scottish silage shortage

    Lib Dem Tim Farron criticises the Defra secretary's strategy for the future of farming.

  11. Devolved farm policy; Livestock in winter

    Charlotte Smith asks how farm subsidies will work in devolved areas of the UK after Brexit

  12. Farming Today This Week: Embracing Change

    What do the latest revelations about future UK agricultural policy mean for farmers?

  13. Reforms to farm subsidy

    Michael Gove announces major reforms to the system of farm subsidy after Brexit.

  14. Oxford Real Farming Conference

    Charlotte Smith broadcasts from the 2018 Oxford Real Farming Conference.

  15. UK agriculture productivity, dairy farmers embracing change, Oxford Farming Conference and walking with alpacas

    A new report tells UK farmers to shape-up in order to compete with foreign competitors.

  16. Embracing change in agriculture, Scottish agriculture promotion, Funny farmer, Oxford Real Farming Conference

    As the New Year's resolutions kick in, it is all about 'embracing change' in farming.

  17. Lord Plumb on Farming in 2018

    Caz Graham joins Henry Plumb at home on his Warwickshire farm.

  18. Farming Today This Week: Farming Today at 80

    80 Years of Farming Today told through the sounds and voices of the past.

  19. Challenges in Family Farming

    The stories of two families facing different problems in the succession of their farms.

  20. Dutch cheese in Cornwall

    How gouda saved a Cornish dairy farm.

  21. Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution's festive work

    Lucy Taylor finds out about the Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution's festive work.

  22. Christmas Camels

    Beatrice Fenton visits a family business which provides camels for Christmas celebrations.

  23. Festive support in rural areas, Christmas harvest, Farmyard nativity

    We all hope for a happy Christmas, but the season can bring pressures to rural communities

  24. Farming Today This Week: Condiments

    Sybil Ruscoe finds out about the production of condiments.

  25. Badger cull figures, wasabi, rust research

    The government releases statistics on the 2018 badger cull in England.

  26. Trade post-Brexit, fairy jelly and local shopping at Christmas

    Michael Gove says a new criteria for farm payments will be announced in January.

  27. Long-range weather forecasts, Cairngorms reindeer, Tax on second homes, Tewkesbury mustard

    Could new research mean more accurate predictions for barbecue summers?

  28. Rural tourism, Artificial snow in the Cairngorms, Anglesey sea salt, the Cost of wool

    Tourism chiefs believe they can double UK income from visitors by 2025.

  29. Chlorinated Christmas turkey, Chilli farm, New arrivals on Scottish island

    A new report warns that future trade deals with the US could affect our Christmas turkeys.

  30. Farming Today This Week: Brassicas

    Sybil Ruscoe follows the festive journey of a brussel sprout, from field to fork.

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