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Farming Today Episodes

  1. Neonicotinoids, Tofu dairy, Film about farmers

    Sybil Ruscoe has the latest on the ban preventing farmers using neonicotinoid pesticides.

  2. Aid for Small Dairy Farms, Complaints About Slurry, the Taste of Beef, UK Grown Soya

    Cash help of more than £8 million is being given to small dairy farms.

  3. Marine Protection, Vegan Alcoholic Drinks, Healthier Wheat

    A new report says the government's not doing enough to protect the marine environment.

  4. Mustard revival and the rise in veganism

    Charlotte Smith hears about the rise in veganism and the reaction of farmers.

  5. Farming Today This Week: New Zealand

    How has New Zealand become a top exporter of lamb and beef without the help of subsidies?

  6. New Zealand lamb exports, potato blight, Dairy Aid Scheme

    New Zealand lamb exports after Brexit, potato blight origins and the Dairy Aid Scheme.

  7. Hen perches, NZ Dairy farmers, Dry weather

    The RSPCA wants egg producers to install more perches for hens. But is this a good thing?

  8. The general election, Weetabix sale, New Zealand subsidies

    What will the snap general election mean for the farming community?

  9. Elver poaching, Peat in compost, Yorkshire whisky, New Zealand farming

    The Environment Agency is cracking down on elver poaching on the River Severn.

  10. The Glory of Gloucesters

    The Old Gloucester is an ancient cattle breed but does it have a role in the 21st century?

  11. Farming Today This Week - Livestock markets

    Sybil Ruscoe looks at the UK's livestock auctions on their 200th anniversary.

  12. James Oswald

    James Oswald, the farmer and popular crime writer, on his farm overlooking the River Tay.

  13. Bird flu restrictions; healthy soil; the Leaf/Face merger; Monmouthshire livestock centre

    Bird flu restrictions in England are eased; healthy soil; Monmouthshire livestock centre.

  14. Horses and road safety, Sheep DNA detective work, Learning to be an auctioneer

    Horses and road safety, using DNA to catch a sheep rustler and becoming an auctioneer.

  15. The impact of dry weather, the new anti-litter strategy, and Melton Mowbray livestock market

    The impact of dry weather, anti-litter strategy, and Melton Mowbray's livestock market.

  16. Pollution, Livestock markets, Taste of Scilly

    There is a new way forward over the thorny issue of farm pollution in Northern Ireland.

  17. Farming Today This Week: Food versus fuel - a discussion on energy crops

    How much land should be diverted from food production to grow energy crops in the UK?

  18. America's Pro-Trump Farmers, Glyphosate, German Biofuels and Farm Education

    The farmers of Nebraska explain why they're putting their faith in President Trump.

  19. Farmland birds, Crayfish, Paying for research, Biomass pollution

    A green energy scheme on a Midlands farm is being described as a 'living hell'.

  20. Farm Welfare Post-Brexit, Bio-fuels Cap, Aquaponic Urban Farm

    Will animal welfare standards come under pressure post-Brexit?

  21. Mobile phone masts, insect feed, elephant grass as fuel, record wheat yield

    Huge masts could be needed for full phone coverage in the countryside.

  22. Crops for fuel, Scotland's native bees, the ancient craft of tanning

    Growing crops for fuel, saving Scotland's native bees, and the ancient craft of tanning.

  23. Spring on the farm.

    Longer days and warmer weather herald spring and a crucial time in the farming calendar.

  24. The Great Repeal Bill, Stonehenge, Farming bees

    What does the Great Repeal Bill mean for the countryside? Plus farmland at Stonehenge.

  25. Livestock Markets, Farm Safety, Compost Tea

    A look at why livestock markets are so important to rural areas. With Charlotte Smith.

  26. Lord Plumb on Article 50, bovine TB symposium, potato planting

    We ask a veteran of European agricultural policy how he sees the future for UK farming.

  27. New GM wheat trial, early asparagus, ghost fishing gear

    A new GM wheat trial is planted in Hertfordshire which could increase yields significantly

  28. Neonicotinoids, rural pubs and spring on the farm

    Could neonicotinoids be banned outright on fields throughout the EU?

  29. Farming Today This Week: Farming post-Brexit

    Charlotte Smith hosts a debate about the future of food, farming and the environment.

  30. Food critic and author Jay Rayner on his ideas for a post-Brexit rural economy

    Author and food critic Jay Rayner on his ideas for a post-Brexit rural economy.

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