Farming Today Episodes Episode guide
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Coronation meadows, Natural flood relief, Game fairs
The Coronation Meadows, sown to celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, are in full bloom.
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Northern Ireland's priorities for farming post-Brexit, Increased risk of skin cancer for farmers, Potato irrigation technology
Farmers in Northern Ireland are hoping to maintain their farm subsidies post-Brexit.
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Scottish and Welsh reactions to the new Defra secretary of state, Farm robots, Water management on frms
Scottish and Welsh reactions to the new DEFRA secretary of state.
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Farming Today This Week: Agricultural Shows
Have agricultural shows lost their way in modern Britain? Charlotte Smith finds out.
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Reactions on Andrea Leadsom's appointment as Secretary of State for Defra, plus the Great Yorkshire Show
Andrea Leadsom to be new secretary of state for Defra and cheating at agricultural shows.
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Livestock worrying, Disease threat at agricultural shows
A new campaign to highlight the dangers of dogs to sheep and lambs is to be launched.
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New bovine TB vaccine for cattle, Agricultural shows, Alcoholic fruit liqueurs
A new single-shot TB vaccine, using superbug technology, is being developed for cattle.
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ARLA asks shoppers to pay more for their branded Farmers' Milk
ARLA launches premium Farmers' Milk, but will it make a difference for UK dairy farmers?
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Flashing fishing nets, Discard ban, Agricultural shows
Flashing fishing nets, the discard ban and agricultural shows.
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Farming Today This Week: Soft Fruit
From strawberries to raspberries, Charlotte Smith finds out about the season's soft fruit.
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Dolly the sheep, Horticulture sector post-Brexit, Tractor tailbacks
Twenty years on from Dolly the Sheep, and a look at the horticulture sector post-Brexit.
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DEFRA Minister George Eustice, Migrant Workers and the 2016 Livestock Event
DEFRA Minister George Eustice, Migrant Workers and the 2016 Livestock Event.
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Pears, Gooseberries and the Future Foresters
Pear ripening compound, Gooseberries and the Future Forestry workers.
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The perfect strawberry, Positive signs in the dairy industry, Methane-powered tractor
Scientists at East Malling Research Institute may have discovered the perfect strawberry.
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Migrant workers, Soft fruit, Farming post-Brexit, Edible bale wrap
Migrant workers take action to demonstrate their economic value.
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Farming Today This Week: What Should a Post-Brexit British Agricultural Policy Look Like?
What should a post-Brexit British agricultural policy look like? Four guests discuss.
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Migrant workers, Rural development, Welsh environment secretary
Who will replace European migrant workers picking UK fruit and vegetables post-Brexit?
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Glyphosate relicenced, Fishing industry and farming business reaction to Brexit
The weedkiller Glyphosate is relicenced for another 18 months, despite some safety fears.
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Agricultural trade post-Brexit
Anna Hill asks what post-Brexit agricultural trade might look like.
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DEFRA Secretary On The Future of Agriculture Post Brexit
DEFRA secretary Liz Truss discusses the future of agriculture post Brexit.
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The future of UK agriculture, environmental farming and incomes outside the EU
British farming outside the European Union. Will Brexit be good news or bad?
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Brexit Reaction
Reaction and insight following the UK's decision to leave the EU.
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Fracking, Glyphosate decision and an expanding livestock market
Concerns about fracking, Glyphosate and the UK's livestock auctions.
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French and Welsh farmers and Irish MEPs - all on Brexit and Bremain
Welsh hill farmers and Irish MEPs on Brexit and Bremain.
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Northern Irish Farmers EU Vote, Potatoes for Cosmetics, National Trust Farm Scholarship
The high-stakes Brexit vote for farmers in Northern Ireland.
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Scottish farmers debate EU; Sheepdogs, and Back to the Future with attitudes to Brussels on Farming Today in 1971
Scottish farmers debate the EU with Sybil Ruscoe, and how to whistle in a sheepdog.
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Sybil Ruscoe is at Cereals 2016
Sybil Ruscoe is at Cereals 2016.
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EU Fisheries, Cereals 2016, Young Farmers Debate Brexit
Young farmers at Cereals 2016 on UK farming and the EU, plus the EU fisheries policy.
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Bluetongue, Biotechnology, Sheep shearing, Farm subsidies
Farmers are warned to vaccinate against a livestock disease which is expected this summer.
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Brexit or Bremain, Agriculture and the law, 'Field of Wheat' group in Lincs, Diamond-back moths in East Anglia
If there's a vote to leave the EU, how quickly would legal disentanglement be achieved?