Farming Today Episodes Episode guide
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12/01/2011
Anna Hill hears concerns the traceability of food is too complicated.
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11/01/2011
Anna Hill hears claims that many environmental labels on fish are misleading.
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10/01/2011
Food manufacturers say they will continue to import European eggs despite the dioxin scare
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Farming Today This Week
Sarah Swadling asks how farmers can feed the growing population with limited resources.
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07/01/2011
Anna Hill reports from Day 2 of the Oxford Conference.
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06/01/2011
Anna Hill reports from the Oxford Farming Conference.
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05/01/2011
Free range egg producers say they face losses running into tens of thousands of pounds.
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04/01/2011
Anna Hill hears the lives of thousands of barn owls could be saved by new technology.
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03/01/2011
The Archers celebrates sixty years of farming stories.
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Farming Today This Week
Caz Graham looks at winter on farms around the country.
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31/12/2010
Looking after wildlife on a winter farm. Charlotte Smith presents.
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30/12/2010
Winter on the farm: Willow harvesting on the Somerset Levels.
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29/12/2010
The Norfolk farmer who will spend Christmas looking after 4,000 sheep.
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28/12/2010
Caz Graham visits an organic veg farm where tough winter weather threatens the crop.
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27/12/2010
David and Julie Hewitt cope with an unstoppable flow of eggs on a Cornish chicken farm.
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Farming Today This Week
Charlotte Smith raises a glass to the British drinks industry.
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24/12/2010
Christmas birds under the hammer; lamb for the farm shop; a Suffolk vineyard.
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23/12/2010
Empty greenhouses are being heated to melt snow on the roofs.
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22/12/2010
Anna Hill hears concerns that delays to domestic heating oil supplies could prove fatal.
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21/12/2010
Snow isolates rural farmers.
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20/12/2010
The struggle to get sprouts through the snow to the Christmas dinner plate.
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Farming Today This Week
Concerns funding cuts for footpaths could close down parts of the countryside.
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17/12/2010
A cattle vaccine for TB could be given a UK licence in 2012.
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16/12/2010
Farmers should be able to use pesticides without warning neighbours, according to DEFRA.
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15/12/2010
News and issues in rural Britain presented by Anna Hill.
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14/12/2010
Anger from farmers over plans to start making them pay for the costs of animal diseases.
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13/12/2010
Warnings the countryside could become closed off as money is cut from footpaths.
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Farming Today This Week
Charlotte Smith looks at how farm wildlife is coping in the wintry weather.
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10/12/2010
Caz Graham hears that misleading country of origin labels on food could be made illegal.
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09/12/2010
Anna Hill hears concerns about meat from the offspring of clones being sold without labels