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Farming Today Episodes

  1. 17/11/2009

    There's a lack of funding in agricultural research, according to Lord Taylor of Holbeach.

  2. 16/11/2009

    Charlotte Smith hears about a resurgence in rural craft skills.

  3. Farming Today This Week

    How farmers and landowners could benefit financially from installing wind turbines.

  4. 13/11/2009

    New research suggests half of horse owners can't tell when their animal is overweight.

  5. 12/11/2009

    Charlotte Smith hears that hill farming could die out within a decade.

  6. 11/11/2009

    News and issues in rural Britain with Anna Hill.

  7. 10/11/2009

    Anna Hill visits the top of a 100-metre-high wind turbine.

  8. 09/11/2009

    Charlotte Smith hears that landowners are lining up to offer land for wind turbines.

  9. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith looks at which farm breeds have come to dominate the supermarket shelves.

  10. 06/11/2009

    Alpaca owners demand TB testing for their animals.

  11. 05/11/2009

    Charlotte Smith looks at the role of the Holstein dairy cow.

  12. 04/11/2009

    Anna Hill hears that Eastern Europe's gangs are stealing UK farm machinery to order.

  13. 03/11/2009

    Anna Hill reports on the decline of the hen harrier.

  14. 02/11/2009

    We're farming fewer breeds than ever to feed our desire for consistent cuts of meat.

  15. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith visits a village where residents are embracing food waste recycling.

  16. 30/10/2009

    Charlotte Smith asks Hilary Benn what happened to missing personal details of farmers.

  17. 29/10/2009

    The price of food could quadruple in the next 20 years according to one analyst.

  18. 28/10/2009

    Dog attacks cost sheep farmers a million pounds a year; our right to roam is being blamed.

  19. 27/10/2009

    Anna Hill reports on a shoot on sight policy for wild boar in East Anglia.

  20. 26/10/2009

    Who is wasting our food? Charlotte Smith investigates.

  21. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith finds out how food and farming is helping local pubs stay in business.

  22. 23/10/2009

    The Farming Today bees produce their most valuable crop of the year.

  23. 22/10/2009

    A lack of skilled farmworkers couldl threaten our ability to grow enough food.

  24. 21/10/2009

    Britain's leading scientists say GM food is crucial if we're going to feed the world.

  25. 20/10/2009

    Anna Hill hears that struggling dairy farmers are to get a 280 million euro handout.

  26. 19/10/2009

    It's costing farmers and taxpayers £160,000 a day as criminals muscle in on fly-tipping.

  27. Farming Today This Week

    Charlotte Smith investigates the future of the organic sector.

  28. 16/10/2009

    Charlotte Smith hears why it's good news for English wine and organic farming.

  29. 15/10/2009

    Hundreds of millions has been spent managing the system which pays English farmers.

  30. 14/10/2009

    An organic farmer tells Anna Hill you can't make a living from small organic farms.

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