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Farming Today Episodes

  1. 01/11/2012

    Schmallenberg virus has been discovered in Northern Ireland for the first time.

  2. 31/10/2012

    The government's Environment Research Agency sets out plans for containing ash dieback.

  3. 30/10/2012

    A warning that the global trade in plants lays the UK wide open to new diseases.

  4. 29/10/2012

    After a poor harvest, livestock farmers will struggle to feed their animals this winter.

  5. Farming Today This Week

    After the badger culls in England are postponed, what is next for tackling TB in cattle?

  6. 26/10/2012

    MPs debate controversial plans for the badger cull, 48 hours after it was postponed.

  7. 25/10/2012

    Plans to improve sustainable fishing in Europe are criticised as weak by conservationists.

  8. 24/10/2012

    Farmers' groups say they had no option but to postpone the pilot badger cull.

  9. 23/10/2012

    UK organic cereal farmers are facing seed shortages due to this year's wet weather.

  10. 22/10/2012

    The National Farmers Union say they are poised for the badger cull to go ahead.

  11. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith discusses how pesticides are developed and regulated.

  12. 19/10/2012

    The RSPCA denies it is intimidating farmers over the badger cull.

  13. 18/10/2012

    Sainsbury's is dropping the Food Quality Red Tractor logo. It's 'simpler' for consumers.

  14. 17/10/2012

    MPs are to debate the English badger culling pilot.

  15. 16/10/2012

    On World Food Day, Anna Hill looks at how we may feed the rising world population.

  16. 15/10/2012

    The Royal Parks close the doors on 'A Celebration of Farming' in Hyde Park.

  17. Farming Today This Week

    What future for the UK's small farms?

  18. 12/10/2012

    Reported cases of the potentially fatal livestock parasite liver fluke, are up this year.

  19. 11/10/2012

    Concern for Scottish farmers as Schmallenberg disease found on farms in north of England.

  20. 10/10/2012

    Farmers in Northern Ireland will get an extra 15 million on next year's support payments.

  21. 09/10/2012

    10,000 Irish farmers take to the streets to 'fight for the future of family farming'.

  22. 08/10/2012

    Wind turbines on the Orkney Islands are producing too much energy. With Charlotte Smith.

  23. Farming Today This Week

    Flooding. Why it happens and what can be done to stop it. Presented by Charlotte Smith.

  24. 05/10/2012

    A second badger cull gets the go-ahead in Somerset. With Charlotte Smith.

  25. 04/10/2012

    The skills shortage facing farmers and artisan food producers.

  26. 03/10/2012

    Attack of the killer shrimps - they could be coming to a river near you!

  27. 02/10/2012

    Hollow potatoes and mouldy wheat - Anna Hill on how the wet weather has hit crop quality.

  28. 01/10/2012

    Charlotte Smith reveals the finalists for the BBC Farmer of the Year award 2012.

  29. Farming Today This Week

    The future is bright for Britain's sheep farmers, discovers Charlotte Smith.

  30. 28/09/2012

    Charlotte Smith investigates how new EU rules might affect UK abattoirs.

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