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Farming Today Episodes

  1. Bird flu restrictions; healthy soil; the Leaf/Face merger; Monmouthshire livestock centre

    Bird flu restrictions in England are eased; healthy soil; Monmouthshire livestock centre.

  2. Horses and road safety, Sheep DNA detective work, Learning to be an auctioneer

    Horses and road safety, using DNA to catch a sheep rustler and becoming an auctioneer.

  3. The impact of dry weather, the new anti-litter strategy, and Melton Mowbray livestock market

    The impact of dry weather, anti-litter strategy, and Melton Mowbray's livestock market.

  4. Pollution, Livestock markets, Taste of Scilly

    There is a new way forward over the thorny issue of farm pollution in Northern Ireland.

  5. Farming Today This Week: Food versus fuel - a discussion on energy crops

    How much land should be diverted from food production to grow energy crops in the UK?

  6. America's Pro-Trump Farmers, Glyphosate, German Biofuels and Farm Education

    The farmers of Nebraska explain why they're putting their faith in President Trump.

  7. Farmland birds, Crayfish, Paying for research, Biomass pollution

    A green energy scheme on a Midlands farm is being described as a 'living hell'.

  8. Farm Welfare Post-Brexit, Bio-fuels Cap, Aquaponic Urban Farm

    Will animal welfare standards come under pressure post-Brexit?

  9. Mobile phone masts, insect feed, elephant grass as fuel, record wheat yield

    Huge masts could be needed for full phone coverage in the countryside.

  10. Crops for fuel, Scotland's native bees, the ancient craft of tanning

    Growing crops for fuel, saving Scotland's native bees, and the ancient craft of tanning.

  11. Spring on the farm.

    Longer days and warmer weather herald spring and a crucial time in the farming calendar.

  12. The Great Repeal Bill, Stonehenge, Farming bees

    What does the Great Repeal Bill mean for the countryside? Plus farmland at Stonehenge.

  13. Livestock Markets, Farm Safety, Compost Tea

    A look at why livestock markets are so important to rural areas. With Charlotte Smith.

  14. Lord Plumb on Article 50, bovine TB symposium, potato planting

    We ask a veteran of European agricultural policy how he sees the future for UK farming.

  15. New GM wheat trial, early asparagus, ghost fishing gear

    A new GM wheat trial is planted in Hertfordshire which could increase yields significantly

  16. Neonicotinoids, rural pubs and spring on the farm

    Could neonicotinoids be banned outright on fields throughout the EU?

  17. Farming Today This Week: Farming post-Brexit

    Charlotte Smith hosts a debate about the future of food, farming and the environment.

  18. Food critic and author Jay Rayner on his ideas for a post-Brexit rural economy

    Author and food critic Jay Rayner on his ideas for a post-Brexit rural economy.

  19. Princess Anne on food and farming post-Brexit

    The Princess Royal outlines her vision for the rural economy post-Brexit.

  20. Wetherspoons founder Tim Martin on UK food production post-Brexit

    Wetherspoons founder Tim Martin on food and drink production post-Brexit.

  21. Eden Project founder Sir Tim Smit on a post-Brexit agricultural landscape

    Eden Project founder Sir Tim Smit calls for a revolution in attitudes to producing food.

  22. Germaine Greer on post-Brexit agriculture

    Author Germaine Greer talks wildlife and habitat protection in a post-Brexit landscape.

  23. Farming Today This Week: The war on plant pests and diseases

    Sybil Ruscoe visits Pershore College to see their work to combat pests and diseases.

  24. Equine economy, dog poo bags, biosecurity post Brexit

    The value of the equine economy, dog poo and biosecurity after Brexit.

  25. Dog poo, biorational pesticides, hedgerow conservation, Scottish peatland

    What to do with dog poo?

  26. Brexit Bill, Natural flood management, Potato pests

    Agriculture may need its own Brexit bill to be passed by 2020, but is Defra up to it?

  27. Farming and the countryside after Brexit, Garden centres, the Norfolk Broads

    Anna Hill asks if Brexit is a chance to shake up the way rural Britain is run.

  28. Jam and chutney, Cattle fraud, Plant pests and diseases

    We hear how food waste is turned into chutney and we begin a week looking at plant pests.

  29. Farming and Pollution

    What are the links between farming and pollution? Charlotte Smith investigates.

  30. Environment Agency pollution investigations, history of ploughing, Brexit and Ireland

    The Angling Trust says Environment Agency cuts mean delays in pollution prosecutions.

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