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Farming Today Episodes

  1. Farming Tour election tour - Scotland, Wales, NI

    Anna Hill visits Scotland's Rural College and talks to staff and students.

  2. Election Tour - Future of Subsidies

    Farming Today is at a Midlands livestock auction to hear farmers' election thoughts.

  3. Election Special: Migrant labour, trade and environment

    Anna Hill visits a veg grower in East Anglia as part of Farming Today's pre-election tour.

  4. Rural services

    Farming Today starts a week of pre-election programmes, beginning with rural services.

  5. Farming Today This Week: Gloucester Farmers' Market

    Sybil Ruscoe visits Gloucester Farmers' Market to ask how easy it is to sell direct.

  6. Wildlife footage in court, Scottish Forestry and food by subscription

    Why RSPB Scotland is frustrated at the way wildlife crime is dealt with in court.

  7. Insects as Food, First-time Voters, Glyphosate; Veg Boxes

    A new report suggests that insects and plants could replace half the meat in our diet.

  8. Small business funding, Montagu's harriers, Young farmers in Northern Ireland

    After Brexit, what happens to the funding that rural businesses currently get from the EU?

  9. Raven attacks on lambs, Food Assembly, Crops for bio-mass benefit the brown hare

    Reports of flocks of raven targeting very young lambs and killing them are growing.

  10. Alternative food networks; Water buffalo; Reservoirs on farms

    Charlotte Smith speaks to Mike Goodman about the rise of Alternative Food Networks.

  11. Farming Today This Week: Creating Space for Nature

    Charlotte Smith visits a Somerset farm where EU funds have seen environmental success.

  12. BVD, Space for Nature project and Pillar 2 funding, Drought

    Low rainfall is affecting large parts of the country and having an impact on farms.

  13. Robocrop, Glastir planting, EU agricultural reform

    Charlotte Smith speaks to the WWF about their call for reform to the CAP.

  14. Lords EU Report, Pillar II, Tree planting, Stone curlews

    A Lords committee warns that agriculture must be central to Brexit trade negotiations.

  15. British pork, Scottish seaweed, Pillar 2

    Charlotte Smith speaks to a retailer about their move to only sell British pork.

  16. Mike Tucker - Badminton, broadcasting and beef breeding

    A herd of Cotswold Wagyu cattle could lead the way in changing tastes for luxury beef.

  17. Farming Today This Week: Vegan debate

    Four panellists discuss veganism and its implications for British farming.

  18. Pulse grower, lupins, vegan nutrition

    Charlotte Smith speaks to a producer who sources UK-grown pulses and beans.

  19. Neonicotinoids, Tofu dairy, Film about farmers

    Sybil Ruscoe has the latest on the ban preventing farmers using neonicotinoid pesticides.

  20. Aid for Small Dairy Farms, Complaints About Slurry, the Taste of Beef, UK Grown Soya

    Cash help of more than £8 million is being given to small dairy farms.

  21. Marine Protection, Vegan Alcoholic Drinks, Healthier Wheat

    A new report says the government's not doing enough to protect the marine environment.

  22. Mustard revival and the rise in veganism

    Charlotte Smith hears about the rise in veganism and the reaction of farmers.

  23. Farming Today This Week: New Zealand

    How has New Zealand become a top exporter of lamb and beef without the help of subsidies?

  24. New Zealand lamb exports, potato blight, Dairy Aid Scheme

    New Zealand lamb exports after Brexit, potato blight origins and the Dairy Aid Scheme.

  25. Hen perches, NZ Dairy farmers, Dry weather

    The RSPCA wants egg producers to install more perches for hens. But is this a good thing?

  26. The general election, Weetabix sale, New Zealand subsidies

    What will the snap general election mean for the farming community?

  27. Elver poaching, Peat in compost, Yorkshire whisky, New Zealand farming

    The Environment Agency is cracking down on elver poaching on the River Severn.

  28. The Glory of Gloucesters

    The Old Gloucester is an ancient cattle breed but does it have a role in the 21st century?

  29. Farming Today This Week - Livestock markets

    Sybil Ruscoe looks at the UK's livestock auctions on their 200th anniversary.

  30. James Oswald

    James Oswald, the farmer and popular crime writer, on his farm overlooking the River Tay.

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