Farming Today Episodes Episode guide
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Stressed Pigs, One Man and His Shires, Sugar
Scientists have found stressful conditions can trigger illness in pigs. With Sybil Ruscoe.
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Farming Today This Week
Charlotte Smith meets a teenager running the family farm since his father's recent death.
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Cod Stocks, Young Farmers, Milk in 2020, Beef Backlog
A backlog of unsold Scottish beef means farmers cannot sell their cattle for weeks.
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English or New Zealand lamb at Easter; Young crofters in Scotland
Why a drought in New Zealand is leading to more lamb from the New World in UK shops.
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Invading Wheat Rust, Young Flockmaster, Sheep Worrying, Watercress
How a strain of plant disease from the Himalayas could threaten UK wheat yields.
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Dairy prices, Young farmers, Food tourism, Red squirrels
Another fall in the value of dairy commodities - just what farmers don't want to hear.
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Around the Farming World
Four farmers from four different continents tell Caz Graham about their work.
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Farming Today This Week: Egg Industry
Charlotte Smith is on a smallholding that sells turkey, goose, duck and chicken eggs.
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Farming and Climate Change
Charlotte Smith finds out how British farmers are responding to climate change.
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Food Standard Scotland, Planting, Vintage Tractors, Farm Bird Count, Fancy Eggs
Scotland gets control over its own food safety, standards and labelling.
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Storms Halt Bird Migration
The latest news about food, farming and the countryside. Presented by Caz Graham.
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Neospora, Rural Transport, Free-Range Hen Habitats
New measures are being put in place to tackle the most common cause of abortion in cattle.
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Fishermen's online fears
Fishermen in England fear a new online-only logging system could spell chaos.
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Farming Today This Week: Rural Affairs and Politics
A panel discussion about the influence of Westminster politics on farming and rural life.
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Red Tractor labelling scheme; Politics: Liz Truss's farming priorities
Shoppers express confusion about the meaning of the Red Tractor food labelling scheme.
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Defra answers questions about the troubled Rural Payments Agency
Defra is quizzed over its handling of the troubled new online-only subsidy claims system.
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Strong Pound Bad News for Farmers?
A strong pound and zero inflation rate present challenges for British farmers.
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Horsemeat Scandal Sentencing, Politics and Lupins
Two men are sentenced in the first cases connected to the horsemeat scandal in 2013.
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Rural Political Agenda, RPA
Calls for honesty from the government over the Rural Payments Agency computer problems.
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Pig Farming
Views on the British pig industry as seen by Wiltshire pig farmer Cameron Naughton.
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Rural Payments Agency U-turn
Climbdown for the Rural Payments Agency amid problems with the new online system.
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Budget response; Farm payment problems in EU; Pig exports
Budget reactions as farmers welcome the change in averaging farm income over five years.
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Rural payments, Pig disease, Common land grazing
One farmer shares their experience accessing the new online system for farm subsidies.
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Halal Slaughter, Bees, Hedgehogs
New research is published that could inform the debate over halal meat.
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UK Pig Industry, Essex Fishermen, Stone Curlews
Why there is a pork glut in the EU, and why it is cheaper on the continent than UK pork.
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Farming Today This Week: Renewable Energy
How farmers are harnessing the power of renewable energy.
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Transatlantic trade negotiations, Renewable energy
Are British food and farming standards in danger of being diluted by trade negotiations?
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Rural Payments, Solar Energy, 'Green' Jobs
Farmers complain about the rural payment online system, as it is defended in Parliament.
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Lynx, Wind Farms, Spring Wildlife
Farmers' fears that the reintroduction of the lynx could harm livestock. With Anna Hill.
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Rural Payments Agency
The Rural Payments Agency responds to farmers' criticism of the new online claim system.