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Farming Today Episodes

  1. 28/06/2012

    A global investor tells Charlotte Smith there's no future for small dairy farms in Europe.

  2. 27/06/2012

    A frustrated farmer explains why he's been refused a stall at his local farmers' market.

  3. 26/06/2012

    Superwheat: the new crop varieties which could double yields to feed a growing population.

  4. 25/06/2012

    Anna Hill asks whether there is a future for farmers' markets in the UK.

  5. Farming Today This Week

    Cattle, badgers and possums - TB control at home and abroad. Country news with Anna Hill.

  6. 22/06/2012

    Caz Graham spends a day at the Royal Highland Show in Edinburgh.

  7. 21/06/2012

    Joanna Lumley campaigns for dairy cows in Europe.

  8. 20/06/2012

    The weather causes the worst season in years for some British strawberry growers.

  9. 19/06/2012

    The emotional and financial cost of TB in cattle. Plus, Slugs versus Spuds.

  10. 18/06/2012

    Charlotte Smith opens nominations for BBC Farmer of the Year 2012.

  11. Farming Today This Week

    Bees to butterflies - Charlotte Smith investigates the threats faced by UK pollinators.

  12. 15/06/2012

    Robotic farms in the future - agricultural engineers say they will be able feed the world.

  13. 14/06/2012

    Charlotte Smith hears about plans to grow twice as much food on UK farms within 20 years.

  14. 13/06/2012

    Fruit growers in some regions of the UK are seeing the worst crop in decades.

  15. 12/06/2012

    Anna Hill hears what's being done to tackle Britain's bee diseases, including varroa.

  16. 11/06/2012

    Local butchers warn that they will go out of business because of red tape.

  17. Farming Today This Week

    From the Royal Cornwall Show, where craftsmen are trying to keep rural skills alive.

  18. 08/06/2012

    Caz Graham hears how intensive farming could help wildlife flourish.

  19. 07/06/2012

    Heavy rain in April and May has filled reservoirs. Is it time to end water restrictions?

  20. 06/06/2012

    Caz Graham investigates the resurgence of interest in dry stone walling.

  21. 05/06/2012

    Flint, timber and thatch. Anna Hill learns to build houses using rural skills.

  22. 04/06/2012

    Thousands of beacons across the country for the Queen's diamond jubilee.

  23. Farming Today This Week

    As the price of a fleece reaches a 25 year high, is there money to be made in wool?

  24. 01/06/2012

    Unions claim low-paid farm workers are at risk from changes in regulation.

  25. 31/05/2012

    Three hundred scientists in fourteen countries have sequenced the tomato genome.

  26. 30/05/2012

    From cold pressed to hard pressed - olive oil prices collapse in Spain.

  27. 29/05/2012

    British farmers are moving into solar power generation thanks to new tariffs.

  28. 28/05/2012

    After the anti-GM protests, Charlotte Smith asks where now for genetically modified crops.

  29. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith meets gold medal winners at the Chelsea Flower Show.

  30. 25/05/2012

    France's ban on growing GM Maize is rejected, but it won't be forced to drop the embargo.

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