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Farming Today Episodes

  1. Farming Today This Week: The British Flower Industry

    Charlotte Smith explores the British flower industry at Hampton Court Palace Flower Show.

  2. Alpaca TB, Agricultural auction, Rose breeding

    The first TB test for Alpacas provides hope for Camelid breeders.

  3. Fracking, Wages, Flowers

    A Lancashire dairy farmer says fracking and farming are not compatible.

  4. Share farming, Lilies in Norfolk, Welsh Farm Minister Sacked

    The Welsh farming minister has been fired for 'unacceptable behaviour'.

  5. Drift Net Fishing Ban, Wildflower Seeds, Maedi Visna

    UK fishermen respond to proposals for an EU-wide ban on fishing with drift nets.

  6. Virtual farm trips and Flower imports

    Schoolchildren visit a strawberry farm in Kent without leaving the classroom.

  7. Meat Production

    Farming Today takes a look at the economics of meat production.

  8. Yorkshire prepares for the Tour de France

    Caz Graham is in Yorkshire, as they prepare for one the world's biggest sporting events.

  9. Livestock Event

    Farming Today is at Livestock 2014 in Birmingham. Presented by Sybil Ruscoe.

  10. Scottish Abattoir, Beef Summit, Farm Safety, Mountain Bike Trail

    A new voluntary code of conduct for the beef industry.

  11. Food security, Ash dieback, Beef summit

    Farmers, meat processors and retailers meet for beef price talks.

  12. Rural housing; Chicken litter; Meat production

    As house prices soar in rural areas, people are being pushed out of the countryside.

  13. Media Farmers

    Are farmers the new celebrity chefs?

  14. BBC Rural Affairs coverage; Cattle and rare butterflies; The value of woodlands

    Planting more woods could bring the UK millions of pounds in economic and social benefits.

  15. Land for Food Production, Farmers on Film, Ladybirds

    A new report says the UK will face a serious shortage of land for food production.

  16. Neonicotinoid Ban, Groceries Code Adjudicator Conference, Agricultural Journalism

    Calls for a derogation on the EU ban on neonicotinoids.

  17. Cattle DNA Tests, Badger Culling, The Archers, Unclaimed Flood Money

    With 4 days until applications close 80% of DEFRA's farm flood money is yet to be claimed.

  18. Tenant Farming in Scotland, Farmers in the Media, Cow Perfume

    The battle to halt the decline in tenant farming in Scotland. Presented by Charlotte Smith

  19. Potatoes

    From Maris Pipers to Maris Peers, Charlotte Smith looks at this season's potato crop.

  20. Scottish geese, lamb and flowers

    Wild goose control in Scotland and New Zealand lamb in Sainsburys.

  21. HS2 report, Bean disease, Potato seed exports, Meat to China

    The government reacts to criticism over the environmental impact of high speed rail.

  22. Global TB, bee theft, potato plastic and hogweed

    Experts meet to discuss how to tackle the global threat of TB in cattle.

  23. Winter flood review, Scything, Potatoes

    More commonly used on the continent, now scything is making a revival in the UK.

  24. TB conference, Flood prevention, Potatoes

    Scientists from across the world meet in Cardiff to look at ways of tackling bovine TB.

  25. Farmers and the Internet

    Anna Hill asks whether farmers are prepared for the new, compulsory online CAP system.

  26. New Zealand lamb, British lamb, Internet speed

    British sheep farmers 'heartbroken' by Sainsbury's decision to promote New Zealand lamb.

  27. Cereals 2014

    From sprayers to scientists, Charlotte Smith explores all things arable at Cereals 2014.

  28. Greening Requirements on Farmers, Online Livestock Auction

    Farmers find out what they have to do for wildlife in exchange for subsidies.

  29. Northern Ireland's badger policy; Hi-tech cow monitoring; Slurry death

    A new research paper examines the likely effects of N Ireland's trial policy on badgers.

  30. Orchard Skills, Welsh Animal Health Board, Farmers and Technology

    Farming Today finds out why new recruits are learning how to manage cider orchards.

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