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Farming Today Episodes

  1. UN report on pesticides, Hare coursing in Scotland, Budget and rural pubs

    The latest news about food, farming and the countryside. Presented by Charlotte Smith.

  2. Fishing accidents and drug use, Farm pollution and slurry, International Womens' Day

    Evidence of fishermen taking drugs while working out at sea, putting their lives at risk.

  3. British sugar production, free range milk and paying for pollution.

    Should British supermarkets stock UK grown sugar to give consumers a choice?

  4. Deer poaching, Fairtrade and Brexit, Agricultural pollution

    The impact of Brexit on the poorest countries; deer poaching; and agricultural pollution.

  5. Farming Careers

    Sybil Ruscoe talks farming careers to students at the Royal Agricultural University.

  6. Fly-tipping, Scottish agriculture post-Brexit, Young farming entrepreneurs

    Fly-tipping on private land in the countryside is costing millions of pounds.

  7. Careers for EU workers in UK farming, Selling farm produce to Millennials, The Postman Poet

    Making a career in British farming: two EU migrant workers discuss their paths.

  8. Defra cuts, bird flu, Scottish moorland, farming careers

    Presented by Anna Hill. Defra faces more responsibilities and even larger cuts.

  9. Change to bird flu restrictions, fall in the price of farm land, soil as a carbon store

    Presented by Anna Hill. New avian flu rules have been brought in overnight.

  10. Career options for new entrants to UK farming, Contraception for squirrels

    Charlotte Smith hears about the career options for new entrants to the farming industry.

  11. Animal welfare, Bristol veterinary school, Inside an abattoir, Kosher and halal rules for animal slaughter

    Animal welfare from the University of Bristol Vet School Farm.

  12. German government meat ban, US animal welfare standards, New broccoli research

    Why a meat-free diet is becoming a controversial issue in the German elections.

  13. Halal and stunning livestock; Green Party vision for farming post-Brexit; Business Rates

    Charlotte Smith asks whether the killing of animals without stunning can be humane.

  14. NFU Conference 2017

    Farming Today reports from the first NFU Conference since the Brexit vote.

  15. Council Tenant Farm sell-off, annual organic report & animal welfare in the slaughterhouse

    Council tenant farm sell-off, annual organic report, animal welfare in the slaughterhouse.

  16. UK sugar beet industry and farm animal welfare

    The UK sugar beet industry predicts a bumper year.

  17. Farming Today This Week - Care in the countryside

    Do people in rural areas get poorer care than those in urban Britain?

  18. Irish police farm raid, Archers symposium, James Herriot in Moscow and retired farmers

    Irish police farm raid, an Archers symposium, James Herriot in Moscow and retired farmers.

  19. Rural mental health; Rabbit farming

    Mental health in agriculture and a row about rabbit farming.

  20. Icelandic fishing strike, Community hospitals, Tenant farmers in Cambridgeshire

    Caz Graham hears why Grimsby is being hit hard by the Icelandic trawler strike.

  21. Sheep worrying, Rural bus routes, Disused oil rigs

    Insurers say the cost of dog attacks on livestock could hit almost £1.5 million a year.

  22. Rural care, geothermal heating and cider making

    Rural care funding, geothermal heating and cider making.

  23. Farming Today This Week: Agricultural Imports and Exports

    Charlotte Smith asks what Brexit could mean for UK agricultural imports and exports.

  24. Avian flu, Billy goat meat, Brexit imports and exports

    Avian flu restrictions, producing billy goat meat and Brexit imports and exports.

  25. Welsh Brexit row, Cider exports, NFU neonicotinoid application, Natural Capital Committee report

    Welsh anger at minister snub, cider exports, and the NFU neonicotinoids bid.

  26. Farmers struggling to recruite migrant workers, New NFUS President, Wild boar in Forest of Dean

    UK farmers struggling to recruit migrant workers are offering improved accommodation.

  27. Bird flu restrictions flouted

    A look at evidence of a poultry keeper flouting laws preventing the spread of bird flu.

  28. Livestock health and fewer disease surveillance centres in England; food import and exports after Brexit

    How could the UK agriculture's import/export patterns change after Brexit?

  29. Sheep Industry

    A look at the health of the UK sheep industry, from a farm in the Brecon Beacons.

  30. Europe's reforming the CAP - again; Potato seed storage; Welsh sheepdogs

    Europe is reforming the CAP - again. Charlotte Smith asks: should we care?

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