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Farming Today Episodes

  1. Farm energy, Farm secretaries, Next generation

    Could farmers be producing more of the energy we use in the future?

  2. Farming Today This Week: Sugar

    From field to factory, Charlotte Smith delves into the British sugar industry.

  3. Welsh Hill Farmers, Royal Mail, Sugar

    Charlotte Smith with news that 100 hill farmers plan to take the Welsh government to court

  4. Avian Flu; Campylobacter; British Sugar

    The knock-on effects of avian flu in east Yorkshire and campylobacter in chicken.

  5. Bird flu, TB, Sugar beet

    Farming Today speaks to a farmer on the neighbouring farm to the bird flu outbreak.

  6. Bird flu, sugar beet harvest

    What does the outbreak of bird flu in East Yorkshire mean for UK farmers?

  7. Farm safety; HS2; Sugar industry

    Farm safety, HS2, Sugar industry.

  8. Deer Farming

    Charlotte Smith explores the growing interest in deer farming.

  9. Sycamore Poisoning; Beef South West; Deer Welfare

    Sycamore seeds risk to horses; Beef South West; Deer welfare.

  10. Coastal farmer, Deer antlers, Flood tax

    A Devon farmer says plans for a coastal recreation park could put him out of business.

  11. Deer Cull in Scotland; Yorkshire Potash Mine; Soil Compaction

    Anna Hill explores the pros and cons of culling Scotland's ever increasing deer numbers.

  12. Affordable Housing, Deer Farming, Mussels

    Could changes to the rules on affordable housing be bad news for England's national parks?

  13. Scottish Rural Parliament, Deer, Beef Recovery

    Farming Today reports from the first meeting of the Scottish Rural Parliament.

  14. Farming Today This Week: Invasive Species

    How scientists are trying to tackle non-native invasive species of plants and animals.

  15. Dairy Crest Takeover; Minks; Mushrooms

    What will the sale of Dairy Crest's milk business to Muller mean for UK dairy farmers?

  16. Dairy MPs, Knotweed, badgers

    MPs call for the voluntary code between farmers and processors to be wider in its remit.

  17. Enforced Labour, Invasive Species

    The man forced to work for 13 years on a Welsh farm without pay. Plus invasive species.

  18. Dairy and Cheese Industry; Non-stun Slaughter; American Crayfish

    The dairy and cheese industry under pressure.

  19. Invasive species, New lab, Plantain

    Charlotte Smith looks at the threat posed by non-native invasive species.

  20. Trees

    Charlotte Smith looks at the state of trees and the forest industry.

  21. Fishery closures, Trees, Horse wormers

    Some UK fishing grounds are closed as there is a risk of catching over the set quota.

  22. Pesticides, Bird crime, Trees as flood prevention

    European scientists meet to discuss possible links between pesticides and chronic illness.

  23. Bumper strawberry crop, Gene editing, Timber industry

    A record UK strawberry harvest is expected to go on until December.

  24. Salt-tolerant potatoes, EU aid, Trees to fuel boilers

    The Dutch farmer pioneering salt-tolerant potatoes which could help global food security.

  25. Forestry and woodland; Irish beef farmers

    Irish beef farmers are to stage an abattoir blockade in protest at 'unfair prices'.

  26. Muck and Manure

    A fact of farming life - livestock means manure. But is muck truly valued as a resource?

  27. Pumpkin Harvest; Environment Agency on Slurry; First Aid for Farmers

    Will there be a pumpkin shortage at Halloween? We hear from a grower in Lincolnshire.

  28. Farmland birds, environmental stewardship, beetroot harvest

    Farmland bird numbers, the environmental stewardship scheme and the beetroot harvest.

  29. Buy British Milk; Manure Bedding; Grey Squirrels

    Anna Hill presents the latest on milk prices and the use of manure as bedding for cattle.

  30. Pesticides report, Land Girls memorial, Dung beetles

    A new report claims banning too many pesticides could lead to lower yields on farms.

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