Farming Today Episodes Episode guide
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15/12/2010
News and issues in rural Britain presented by Anna Hill.
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14/12/2010
Anger from farmers over plans to start making them pay for the costs of animal diseases.
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13/12/2010
Warnings the countryside could become closed off as money is cut from footpaths.
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Charlotte Smith looks at how farm wildlife is coping in the wintry weather.
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10/12/2010
Caz Graham hears that misleading country of origin labels on food could be made illegal.
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09/12/2010
Anna Hill hears concerns about meat from the offspring of clones being sold without labels
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08/12/2010
How the British countryside is coping with continuing snow and freezing temperatures.
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07/12/2010
A new study claims the cost of UK food would increase by 40% if no pesticides were used.
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06/12/2010
Charlotte Smith hears that farm roofs are now collapsing under heavy snow.
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Charlotte Smith hears how UK farmers have been dealing with the freezing conditions.
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03/12/2010
How sheep know winter's coming and how farmers and supermarkets are coping with it.
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02/12/2010
Charlotte Smith hears claims the UK may run short of fresh veg unless the snow stops.
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01/12/2010
Presented by Anna Hill and produced by Martin Poyntz Roberts.
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30/11/2010
Anna Hill finds out how the cold snap will affect UK farmers.
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29/11/2010
Farmers say they are running out of non-GM animal feed.
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With 27 days until Christmas, Charlotte Smith sees how farmers are preparing festive food.
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26/11/2010
News and issues in rural Britain presented by Charlotte Smith.
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25/11/2010
Charlotte Smith announces the Farmer of the Year at the BBC Food and Farming Awards.
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24/11/2010
Small rural schools could face closure as local authorities cut back on spending.
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23/11/2010
Farming Today finds out why it costs more to live in the countryside than the city.
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22/11/2010
Protests by farmers against retailers are going to take place in the run up to Christmas.
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Charlotte Smith looks at some of the controversial practices in British farming.
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19/11/2010
For the first time in three years, a plane full of pigs will be winging its way to China.
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18/11/2010
Plans for Britain's largest dairy farm have been cut back to gain public approval.
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17/11/2010
Protests against plans for Britain's largest ever dairy farm show no signs of dying down.
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16/11/2010
Anna Hill hears the UK has lost 60 percent of its council farms over the last 25 years.
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15/11/2010
Charlotte Smith asks if dairy farmers are doing enough to protect cow welfare.
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As food prices continue to rise, Charlotte Smith finds out whether farmers are cashing in.
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12/11/2010
Wild ducks are still being shot with lead despite it being banned over a decade ago.
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11/11/2010
There are calls for England's National Parks to be sold to raise money for the government.