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Farming Today Episodes

  1. Fly-tipping, mushrooms and the countryside classroom on wheels

    A Conservative MP wants a change in the law over who pays to clear up after fly-tippers.

  2. Grain exports post-Brexit, Local food, Cleaning solar panels

    What does the future look like for British grain exporters after Brexit?

  3. Nestle on health and the environment, The true cost of food, Farm school education, Rural village halls

    Food producer Nestle is tracking its own impact on the environment and public health.

  4. Animal sentience clause rejected from EU Repeal Bill, avian flu vigilance, schools on farm, thermal imaging

    A clause defining animals as 'sentient beings' is rejected from the EU Withdrawal Bill.

  5. Electric tractors, Sheep milk, Agriculture in schools

    The makers of India's first electric tractor say they will launch it in the UK by 2019.

  6. Farming Today This Week: Tenant Farmers

    Caz Graham explores the challenges and opportunities facing the UK's tenant farmers.

  7. The Future of Fishing, New Welsh farmers and Milestones.

    An inquiry into UK fisheries is launched as a report predicts rough seas for the industry.

  8. Post-Brexit agricultural policy, Apprenticeships, Cormorants

    Defra minister George Eustice says soil will be at the heart of post-Brexit farm support.

  9. Building in AONBs, Scottish tenancies, Pollinators, Army farriers

    A new report shows a big rise in the number of housing developments being built in AONBs.

  10. Big data on farm, county council farm tenancies, golf course debate, UNESCO Women in Science Laureate

    How big data could transform farming.

  11. Affordable rural housing, Tenant farmers, Dry-stone dykes

    The lack of affordable rural housing is driving young people out of the countryside.

  12. Farming Today This Week: Farming and Climate Change

    What can agriculture do to reduce its impact on climate change? Charlotte Smith finds out.

  13. The future of farm chemicals

    With questions marks over two major farming chemicals, does the industry need to re-think?

  14. Livestock emissions, Argentine farmers tackle climate change, Glyphosate vote, Lynx escape.

    Agricultural researchers address farming's carbon hoof print and how to reduce it.

  15. Bovine TB in slurry, Brexit Trade Bill, climate change pests, blind walks

    New science shows cattle slurry can contain infectious bovine TB organisms.

  16. Bovine TB, Agroforestry, Fishing post-Brexit

    A vet, a dairy farm and a badger welfare campaigner come together to address bovine TB.

  17. Climate change and farming at 'COP 23'; a farm turning eggs into liquid; and a new UK charter for trees

    Climate change and farming, turning eggs into liquid and a new UK charter for trees.

  18. Trade after Brexit

    A discussion programme exploring international trade for farmers after Brexit.

  19. NFU Cymru 2017 Conference, Planning for Post-Brexit Trade, Tagging Skylarks

    Farming businesses prepare for life outside the EU and Welsh warnings on a no-deal Brexit.

  20. Agricultural policy options post-Brexit; US trade and 'chlorinated chicken'; Northern Ireland potato crisis

    What agricultural policy options are open to the UK once we leave the EU?

  21. Bird crime, World dairy summit, Exporting haggis

    Figures from the RSPB show that at least 81 birds of prey were illegally killed in 2016.

  22. Sea Lice in Farmed Salmon, Post-Brexit Trade, Hedge Laying

    New figures show farmed salmon in Scotland have unacceptably high levels of sea lice.

  23. Trade after Brexit, Illegal fishing, and Pumpkins

    David Gregory-Kumar asks how UK farmers will trade with the world after Brexit.

  24. Farming Today This Week: Autumn Harvest

    Autumn harvest including apples, walnuts, crab apples and wild mushroom foraging.

  25. Farm antibiotics, Harvest Home and rethinking UK agriculture

    Caz Graham asks if more can be done to cut antibiotic use in livestock.

  26. Two Sisters chicken processor, glyphosate licensing, Scottish 'tattie holidays'

    The owner of the Two Sisters chicken processor appears before a parliamentary inquiry.

  27. British produce in supermarkets, apple storage, coppicing, 2 Sisters inquiry, glyphosate vote

    It's the season for autumnal UK produce, so why are some retailers importing squash?

  28. Rise in veterinary certifications for trade post-Brexit, walnut harvest, game shooting

    Brexit could mean three times the workload for vets to sign off trade certificates.

  29. Milk and health, The Welsh Dairy Show and crab apples

    Charlotte Smith finds out if milk is a healthy and ethical source of iodine.

  30. Global Agriculture

    What are the biggest challenges and opportunities facing the world's farmers?

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