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Farming Today Episodes

  1. Trade to China, Agri-tech hub, Fungi, English wine

    A group of UK dairy businesses have just returned from a trade mission to China.

  2. European aid for dairy farmers

    Dairy farmers across the UK start to get European emergency aid payments.

  3. Farming Today This Week: Tenant Farmers

    Charlotte Smith explores the issues facing tenant farmers.

  4. Glyphosate report, Tenant farming, The Farming Today cow

    The report on glyphosate, tenant farming, plus the Farming Today cow.

  5. Bovine TB research, Council-owned farms, Warm autumn

    New research suggests intensive farming may increase incidence of bovine TB.

  6. Rural policing, rural broadband, wildfires

    With Anna Hill. Including rural policing, tackling wildfires, rural broadband.

  7. Defra cuts, Scottish tenant farmer eviction

    Defra faces deep funding cuts over the next four years.

  8. Tenant farmers, Ice cream success story, Agritechnica

    Caz Graham asks what the future holds for tenant farmers.

  9. Help for farmers

    Caz Graham visits a house in Somerset where the RABI runs a home for retired farmers.

  10. Game fairs, the Gay Farmer Helpline, taste tourism in Scotland and the question of UK farming in or out of the EU

    Game fairs, Gay Farmer Helpline, taste tourism and the question of UK farming and the EU.

  11. Illegal migrant workers on Irish fishing fleet, Financial advice for farmers

    The Irish government meets to discuss illegal migrant labourers on fishing fleets.

  12. Potato power, Farming friends, Dangerous cows

    Farming Today visits the first potato-powered food factory in the world.

  13. Emergency supplies to Orkney, Climate change effects on British birds, Dairy summit

    Emergency supplies arrive in Orkney, where farmers are struggling to feed their cattle.

  14. Food waste, Turkeys, Rural help

    There is a call for action to stop food wastage all along the supply chain.

  15. Farming Today This Week: Genetic Modification

    David Gregory-Kumar discusses genetic modification in agriculture.

  16. Bramley apples, Sheep farming, Brewing

    There are fears of a UK bramley apple shortage.

  17. GM, Pentland hills, Living wage

    A look at how the living wage will impact farmers, workers and shoppers' grocery baskets.

  18. GM, Anthrax, Bees, Leaf peeping

    Should individual EU countries have the right to use GM? A crucial vote is set to decide.

  19. Olive tree disease, Processed meat cancer risk, 60 years of auctioneering

    A disease that attacks olive trees has taken hold in southern Italy.

  20. Big Data, National Parks, Pumpkins

    How hi-tech data is set to revolutionise the future of British agriculture.

  21. Farming Today This Week: Forestry

    Charlotte Smith is at an award-winning wood in Warwickshire to talk forestry.

  22. Biomass, Royal meeting, Fly-tipping, Forestry

    It is claimed that British demand for wood pellets is damaging American forests.

  23. Defra's future, Road safety, Farmer comedian

    Environment secretary Liz Truss is questioned on Defra's performance.

  24. Maize Debate, Knotweed, Biofuels

    Is the maize harvest damaging soils as well as providing sustainable energy?

  25. Ash Dieback, Cultured Beef, Studley Agricultural College Reunion, Abattoir Apprentices

    The latest on ash dieback research as some trees appear to be resilient.

  26. Farm safety, Highland midges, Forestry

    Farm safety, the secrets of Scotland's midges and the UK forestry industry.

  27. Farming Today This Week: Universal Expo - Feeding the Planet

    As the Universal Expo comes to an end, Charlotte Smith discusses global food security.

  28. Scottish food, Milan Expo, Veterinary history, Crab apples

    Why Scotland wants to become the good food nation. Presented by Charlotte Smith.

  29. NFU, dairy forum, flooding, future foods

    What is the future for the world dairy market? Global experts meet in Edinburgh to discuss

  30. Lord Krebs on Badger Cull; Insect Farming; Copa-Cogeca New President

    Lord Krebs says any success claims following the pilot badger culls is misleading farmers.

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