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Farming Today Episodes

  1. Farming Today This Week

    Sybil Ruscoe hears from farmers and protesters preparing for the pilot badger cull.

  2. 23/08/2013

    Anti-cull activists say they will protest despite an NFU injunction to protect farmers.

  3. 22/08/2013

    The NFU is in the High Court to seek an injunction against badger cull activists.

  4. 21/08/2013

    The consultation on the government's strategy to eradicate bovine TB is halfway through.

  5. 20/08/2013

    Why the House of Commons canteen has stopped making omelettes with fresh eggs.

  6. 19/08/2013

    The gene which could lead to more sustainable transport fuel from crops and plant waste.

  7. Farming Today This Week

    What happens when the harvest gets rained off? Caz Graham finds out.

  8. 16/08/2013

    A suspended prison sentence for a gangmaster who exploited farmworkers causes controversy.

  9. 15/08/2013

    What are French farmers hoping to achieve by smashing eggs in the streets of Brittany?

  10. 14/08/2013

    Defining the 'new' in new potatoes, a new dairy job for an ex Minister, and combines roll!

  11. 13/08/2013

    Farming on the edge of bovine TB. Robin Markwell looks at new Government control measures.

  12. 12/08/2013

    How's the 2013 harvest coming along? Sybil Ruscoe gets a progress report.

  13. Farming Today This Week

    Sybil Ruscoe is in Exmoor to explore how the reform of CAP affects farmers across the UK.

  14. 09/08/2013

    The different deals neighbouring farmers get, on either side of the English/Welsh border.

  15. 08/08/2013

    The prime minister defends the government's decision to cull badgers.

  16. 07/08/2013

    The UK pig industry calls on retailers not to import illegally produced pork.

  17. 06/08/2013

    The milk contamination scare which could rock New Zealand's whole economy. With Caz Graham

  18. 05/08/2013

    The Faroese prime minister accuses the EU of bullying tactics in row over over-fishing.

  19. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith meets the Gloucester cows which make Gloucester cheese.

  20. 02/08/2013

    Plans to extend badger TB vaccination in Wales, if landowners will pay part of the cost.

  21. 01/08/2013

    Asian and Citrus longhorn beetles could destroy UK trees, warns the Forestry Commission.

  22. 31/07/2013

    The largest cheese show in the world gets underway at Nantwich.

  23. 30/07/2013

    New restrictions could be brought in for young drivers. Should rural areas be exempt?

  24. 29/07/2013

    Attacks by dogs on livestock - Sybil Ruscoe looks at one way to prevent them.

  25. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith takes a look at the links between agriculture and archaeology.

  26. 26/07/2013

    A look at new bacteria research with the potential to change agriculture across the world.

  27. 25/07/2013

    £6 million of aid for Scottish farmers hit by April snow is up for grabs.

  28. 24/07/2013

    The effect of controversial housing benefit changes on rural areas comes under scrutiny.

  29. 23/07/2013

    The Royal Welsh Agricultural Show celebrates 50 years at Builth Wells with a big crowd.

  30. 22/07/2013

    Farming's hi-tech future and its role as custodian of the historical landscape.

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