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Farming Today Episodes

  1. CCTV in slaughterhouses, Fisherman training, Smoked salmon

    CCTV will be mandatory in slaughterhouses, the government has announced today.

  2. Egg fraud, Shepherd's guides, Salmon in the River Taff

    First eggs and now poultry meat could be affected by use of an insecticide in Europe.

  3. Small farm decline, insects for aquaculture, egg vending machine

    A new report from the CPRE is predicting a bleak future for small farms.

  4. Soil health, Salmon and river pollution, New varieties of apples and pears

    Research warns climate change may lead to an increase in river pollution from fertilisers.

  5. Salmon Farming, Farm magazine, Lake District Farming Officer

    Farming Today takes a look at salmon farming and some of the controversy surrounding it.

  6. Farming Today This Week: Price of Food

    Panellists discuss the price of food in front of an audience at Countryfile Live.

  7. TB in Cumbria, Trade after Brexit, Dutch Cow cull

    With a TB outbreak in Cumbria, David Gregory Kumar asks if it could spread to Scotland.

  8. Rural crime, Sugar beet factory, Farm shop marketing

    The chair of the Rural Crime Network explains how they can help farmers protect livestock.

  9. The true cost of food, global hop shortage, drone regulation

    The true cost of food - should farmers be taxed on their impact on the environment?

  10. Small Farms Research, Game Fair, Sewage Meadows, Pig Production

    A new report in praise of small-scale farming.

  11. The price of food, TB testing for goats, knowledge of the countryside.

    When it comes to the price of food, what's the right balance?

  12. Farming Today This Week: Wales

    Charlotte Smith visits a farm in Monmouthshire who supply pigs for charcuterie.

  13. EU migrant investigation, antibiotic research, Welsh water bottling.

    A government report on EU workers is due in 2018. What do farmers do in the meantime?

  14. Compulsory purchase, Welsh Black cattle, Lavender farm

    Warnings of more compulsory purchase of farmland is a cause for concern for some.

  15. Hedgecutting ban, Welsh hill farming, Christmas turkeys

    Farmers deliver a petition to the Defra to change the rules on when hedges can be cut.

  16. Animal welfare post-Brexit, Royal Welsh Show, Farm opera, Belvoir Harvest

    Cheaper food imports could come at the cost of farm animal welfare standards post-Brexit.

  17. Reaction to Gove's environment speech, Farm safety and food and farming in Wales

    Farmers and conservationists react to a key speech on the environment by Michael Gove.

  18. Farming Today This Week: Rural Tourism

    Assessing the UK's rural tourism sector, on a visit to Roves Farm in Wiltshire.

  19. Michael Gove's 'vision', strawberry growing, Bovine TB, and alpaca walking tours

    The environment secretary Michael Gove will call for a 'green' Brexit today.

  20. Tenant farmer evictions, Devolved powers post-Brexit, Rural tourism report, Himalayan Balsam gin.

    When council auction off farmland, what are the options for unsuccessful tenants?

  21. Intensive farming, Tourism on Skye, Rare caterpillars stolen

    The number of intensive farms is growing. What does this mean for animal welfare?

  22. Lynx reintroduction application, Glyphosate, Farm tourism

    An application to reintroduce lynxes into Kielder Forest is submitted to Natural England.

  23. Crime in the countryside, Rural tourism, Neil Parish MP

    The police and the government must do more to tackle rural crime, according to the NFU.

  24. Farming in England

    Exploring quintessentially English food and farming stories from the Great Yorkshire Show.

  25. 14/07/2017

    The latest news about food, farming and the countryside.

  26. Rural payments, WWII bunker on farm, Heritage apples, Sheep shearing

    Farmers are hit with Rural Payment debt notices - including one for a WWII bunker!

  27. Earliest grain harvest for years, Aircraft thefts from rural airfields, Spanish farmers suffering with drought

    Farmers are filling their barns with grain in one of the earliest harvests for years.

  28. Report on the future of global agriculture, the Suffolk Trinity, predatory mites to control spider mites

    A report on trends in global agriculture finds demand slowing over the next decade.

  29. Young beekeepers, Brexit, Food and farming, Agriculture in England

    A global gathering in the UK marks the efforts of young beekeepers in promoting honeybees.

  30. Northern Ireland

    Ruth Sanderson finds out how scientists are helping farmers in Northern Ireland.

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