Farming Today Episodes Episode guide
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France and glyphosate, Slurry in Northern Ireland, Agricultural biodiversity
French farmers threaten legal action over the future of glyphosate.
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Africa's farming revolution, NFU plan for post-Brexit agriculture policy, Black Mountains grant
In Africa, an agricultural revolution is placing new emphasis on domestic food production.
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US secretary of agriculture, EFRA Committee reports, haricot beans
US secretary of agriculture Sonny Perdue shares his take on the future of world farming.
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No trade deal post-Brexit, climate report, forest management, slurry spreading restrictions in Scotland
With a 'no deal' Brexit, could farmers just 'grow more'?
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The President of the World Farmer's Organisation Theo de Jager interviewed on the UN's World Food Day
The President of the World Farmer's Organisation reflects on the G7 Agriculture talks.
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Farming Today This Week: Deer
As the rutting season gets underway, Lucy Taylor visits Woburn Abbey Deer Park and Farm.
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Import quotas to the UK, 100th birthday of the Co-operative Party, Deer & dogs and oilseed rape
A new agreement between the EU and UK on post-Brexit import quotas is signed.
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HS2 compulsory purchase, British Nutrition Foundation conference, Venison sales
The latest news about food, farming and the countryside.
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Food security, deer in Scotland, sustainable pesticide usage, tagging salmon
The 2017 Global Food Security Index says Brexit poses an extreme risk to UK food security.
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Tourism growth, deer collisions, youth agriculture summit, cherry farming
New figures show a significant rise in tourism to cities and the countryside.
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Agricultural land purchases, tree diseases, deer
As private investors increasingly buy up agricultural land, what's the future for farmers?
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Farming Today This Week: Wine
Charlotte Smith visits a vineyard in Kent to find out about wine production in the UK.
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Food safety, sustainable future farming, boutique vineyard, neonics in honey.
In the wake of another food safety scandal, will reduced consumer confidence hit farmers?
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Dairy industry, Viticulture research, Community hop farm
New warnings that the dairy industry could face catastrophe - not from prices, but staff.
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Future farming, rare breeds, Scottish grapes and milk prices
Anna Hill hears how farmers could be paid on how well they protect the countryside.
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Michael Gove, Grazing, Slurry and organic wine
Anna Hill hears how Michael Gove has declared war on the Common Agriculture Policy.
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Operation Bo-Peep; Wine production; Scottish oyster fishery
A police operation is using new technology to mark sheep, helping to deter thieves.
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Farming Today This Week - Food Waste
Charlotte Smith finds out how a major supermarket is tackling food waste in its food chain
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UK milk selling to Qatar, UK wheat to Egypt, Food waste
A Birmingham company is selling fresh UK milk to the Middle East.
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Wrap report into food waste, Pregnant lobster fishing ban, Sycamore horse danger
A new report from Wrap reveals some startling figures about food waste on farms.
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Farmer fears badger cull protesters, food waste, police tractor
Today a farmer reveals his fears about becoming a target for cull protesters.
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Footpath diversions to protect livestock, straw shortage, food waste
Do farmers need new legislation to divert walkers off their land to protect livestock?
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Brexit and agriculture, Food waste, Ploughing with horses
Nick von Westenholz of the National Farmers Union reacts to Theresa May's Brexit speech.
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Farming Today This Week: Future Food
Sybil Ruscoe chairs a panel discussion about the future of food production.
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New Bovine TB measures in Northern Ireland, Autumn Equinox, BBC Food and Farming Awards
Northern Ireland's chief vet on why boosting measures to control Bovine TB is essential.
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BBC Food and Farming Awards, Bee hive theft, Farm administration
The winner of this year's Farming Today Future Food Producer is revealed.
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Potato harvest safety; Rural housing; Food and Farming Awards
Anna Hill visits a potato farm during harvest time, as the safety inspectors arrive.
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Calls to abolish Scottish Agricultural Wages Board, National parks, Wine harvest, BBC Food and Farming Awards finalists
A Conservative MP is calling for the Scottish Agricultural Wages Board to be scrapped.
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Fisheries, Badger culling, BBC Young Farmer Award
Can Britain's coastal ports and fishing industry thrive after Brexit?
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Slaughter
Charlotte Smith visits an abattoir to follow the process of livestock slaughter.