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Farming Today Episodes

  1. Northern Ireland Brexit Reaction, Environment Bill, Intensive Farming and Consumer Habits

    Ivor Ferguson from the Ulster Farmers' Union reacts to Theresa May's Brexit proposals.

  2. Cell-Cultured Meat, Intensive Dairy Production, Mink Eradication

    The world is beginning to take lab-grown meat seriously - are the Brits on board too?

  3. Intensive Beef Farming,TB Testing in Wales, Farming Advice from New Zealand

    Anna Hill examines whether the newspaper claim that a farm is intensively farmed is true.

  4. Wildfires, Dairy and Brexit, Fodder Shortage

    Farmers plough through crops to stop a large fire spreading further across fields.

  5. Agriculture workers shortage, Intensive farming, Little terns on Chesil Beach

    A shortage of migrant labour has left one farmer staring at a field of rotting fruit.

  6. Farming Today This Week: Rural Housing

    Steffan Messenger visits a solar housing project which provides affordable homes.

  7. US Trade; 2 Sisters Meat Processor; Birds in Shetland; Rural Housing

    On day two of Donald Trump's UK visit, Farming Today talks to a US trade negotiator.

  8. Farm Inspections Review, Community Land Trusts, Monsanto Court Case, Barley Harvest

    Dame Glenys Stacey reveals the results of the Farm Inspection and Regulation Review.

  9. Free Range Hens, Drought in Northern Ireland, Rural Housing, PYO strawberries

    Free range egg producers want derogation from an RSPCA rule on perches due in next month.

  10. Welsh agricultural Brexit, Vineyards in the heatwave, Rural housing, Great Yorkshire Show

    Welsh farmers are promised their own separate subsidy system, post-Brexit.

  11. Badger cull review. Has Nessie lost her appeal? Rural housing overview

    A judicial review begins into the badger cull, led by ecologist Tom Langton.

  12. Farming Today This Week: Soft Fruit

    Farming Today This Week comes from a fruit farm in Herefordshire.

  13. Saddleworth Moor fire, Cabinet away day, calf killed by dog poo bag

    James Crowther explains fires on the moors around Saddleworth almost cost him his living.

  14. Sky lantern festival, Dairy and the drought, Nuffield lecture on healthy food, Robot fruit picker

    Calls for a sky lantern festival to be cancelled because of fire risk in the dry weather.

  15. Global agricultural trade, migrant workers, drought and potatoes, phosphate research

    A UN backed global agricultural report says trade is essential for continued food security

  16. Malting barley for beer, black grass and an agriculture adviser in Tristan da Cunha

    A new seed variety is enabling farmers to grow more malting barley for beer.

  17. Soft Fruit, Carbon Dioxide Shortage and Konik Horses

    Charlotte Smith asks who will pick British soft fruit after Brexit?

  18. Farming Today This Week: National Parks

    Charlotte Smith considers what the future might hold for England's national parks.

  19. Farming in the heatwave, Pea harvest, Loch Lomond and Broadband

    Caz Graham asks if crops will fail due to the heatwave.

  20. Beef exports, Wild Fires, Lake District National Park and Bumblebees

    Beef exports to China, moorland fires, lakeland fell footpaths and urban bumblebees.

  21. 27/06/2018

    Heathrow farmer, potato irrigation, animal welfare post-Brexit, 4x4s in national parks.

  22. 26/06/18: CO2 shortage and pig production, Minette Batters, Microchipping horses

    Anna Hill finds out how CO2 shortages in Scotland are affecting pig production.

  23. National parks, Care school, Welsh water pollution

    National Parks are nearly 70 years old - what is their future?

  24. Farming Today This Week: Flowers

    Charlotte Smith is at Blenheim Palace Flower Show to learn about the UK's flower industry.

  25. CO2 shortage, Cow deaths, Flower foraging

    There's a CO2 shortage and it could affect chicken supplies by the end of this week.

  26. GE pigs, Funding for farming in Scotland, Countryside Stewardship scheme payments

    Gene edited pigs which are immune to a virus have been bred at The Roslin Institute.

  27. Farming and the Brexit dividend, tree tsar, commercial flower growers

    Will there be any money for farming left after the Brexit dividend is handed out?

  28. 19/06/2018

    Countryside Stewardship Scheme delays, bees and agrochemical research, wildflowers.

  29. Welsh Farming, Brexit Competition, Glass Milk Bottles and British Flowers.

    Charlotte Smith asks why Welsh farmers are being given £3 million of tax-payers' money.

  30. Farming Today This Week: Robotics in Farming

    Charlotte Smith finds out about some of the ways in which robotics is changing farming.

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