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Farming Today Episodes

  1. Neonicotinoids latest; Black Top Milk; Proposed Borders National Park in Scotland

    Ban on neonicotinoid seed treatments costs the EU industry 900m euros, a new report claims

  2. Dementia in farming families, hare coursing, Brexit negotiations for agricultural trade, the South Downs National Park

    New research shows how dementia may be affecting farmers suffering from isolation.

  3. New Roundup Study, Ash Dieback Research, Brecon Beacons National Park

    A new study shows liver disease in rats that have ingested very low levels of glyphosate.

  4. Avian Flu Housing Order extended; National Parks struggling with reduced funding; DIY broadband

    Poultry keepers count the cost of the extended Avian Flu Housing Order.

  5. Thriving in 2017

    Caz Graham meets farmers to ask how the industry can thrive in the uncertainty of 2017.

  6. Oxford Real Farming Conference 2017

    Caz Graham reports from the 2017 Oxford Real Farming Conference.

  7. Oxford Farming Conferences

    Environment secretary Andrea Leadsom addresses the Oxford Farming Conference.

  8. Chemicals to Control Salmon Parasites

    Use of chemicals by salmon farms to tackle sea lice is on the increase.

  9. Oxford Real Farming Conference

    Caz Graham looks at some of the issues at this year's Oxford Real Farming Conference.

  10. Oxford Farming Conference

    Caz Graham explores the issues ahead of this year's Oxford Farming Conference.

  11. Farming Today This Week: Agricultural Policy Post-Brexit

    Charlotte Smith and guests discuss what a new British Agricultural Policy might look like.

  12. Weather Forecasting and Farming

    Former BBC weatherman Peter Gibbs looks at the influence of weather forecasting on farming

  13. Remote Island Farmer

    The farm advisor heading out to work on the world's most remote inhabited island.

  14. The £1 Farm

    Vernon Harwood meets the new tenant who'll pay £1 a year for a farm in North Wales.

  15. Farming Chaplain

    Sybil Ruscoe meets the Rev Canon Eileen Davies, a farmer and vicar in west Wales.

  16. Music from bees; Dormouse monitoring; Milk stands calendar

    The music that bees make! And monitoring the hazel dormouse.

  17. Farming Today This Week: Farm-made Christmas Gifts

    Caz Graham takes a look at some festive gifts all made on farms.

  18. Council farms, bird flu update, Sloe Gin made on farm

    The Tenant Farmers Association calls for county councils to keep their farm estates.

  19. Turkey labour, Fishing at Christmas, Gifts made on farm

    Why a shortage of seasonal workers post-Brexit could mean more expensive turkeys next year

  20. Asparagus, Christmas poultry auctions and handmade festive gifts.

    Asparagus from the Vale of Evesham gains EU protected food status after a 4-year campaign.

  21. Geese, pigs in blankets and mistletoe

    Has the WHO report on the cancer risks of eating bacon affected our shopping habits?

  22. British fishing fleet and Brexit, Badger cull figures, Farm-made Christmas gifts

    England is to apply for TB-free status for half the country.

  23. Farming Today This Week: Hunting

    Charlotte Smith investigates the continuing controversy over hunting.

  24. Sheep farming at Christmas, the Quorn Hunt, and bovine TB

    A badger cull is being proposed in Northern Ireland to reduce TB in cattle.

  25. Fishing quotas, Christmas hampers and hunt monitoring

    Fishing quotas have been set for the year ahead but what does the future hold post Brexit?

  26. Schmallenberg appears, Spruce Bugs and trail hunting with Basset hounds

    Schmallenberg virus has been reported in Wales and the west of England.

  27. Why bees buzz, Toon Beef, Homeopathy in livestock, The hunting debate continues

    Why do bees buzz? A new study looks at how neonicotinoids affect the behaviour of bees.

  28. Could Squid and Chips Be on the Menu? Also the Countryside Alliance on Hunting

    Farming Today tackles one of the countryside's most divisive issues - hunting.

  29. Farming Today This Week: Weather

    Charlotte Smith is at the Wallingford Monitoring Station in Oxfordshire.

  30. Renewable energy in Scotland's Western Isles; sheep farmers respond to PETA's anti-wool campaign.

    Will wind energy still pay its way in rural areas despite Westminster's cut in subsidies?

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