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Farming Today Episodes

  1. 07/12/20 - Avian flu, farming and the Welsh language, the River Lugg and brassicas

    What does avian flu mean for free range egg producers?

  2. 05/12/20 Farming Today This Week: Brexit planning and the Government's roadmap for the future of farming in England

    Today's programme is unsurprisingly Brexit-tastic. We hear from farmers making plans.

  3. 04/12/20 - The opportunities of Brexit, export of pigs for breeding, avian flu and barn owls

    The opportunities of Brexit for farming.

  4. 03/12/20 - Live export ban, potato trade after Brexit

    Live exports for slaughter or fattening are set to be banned.

  5. 02/12/20 - Reaction to the Agricultural Transition Plan and seasonal workers after Brexit

    Reaction to the Agricultural Transition Plan for England.

  6. 01/12/20 - Lamb exports after Brexit transition; Antibiotic use

    Is the lamb sector ready for the end of the Brexit transition period?

  7. 30/11/20 Plans for a future without farm subsidies. Landscapes damaged as walkers leave footpaths.

    Government reveals details of scheme to replace EU subsidies. C19 and damaged footpaths.

  8. 28/11/20 - Farming Today This Week: Bovine TB, urea fertiliser and "fostered" apple orchards.

    An in-depth look at Bovine TB.

  9. 27/11/20 Licensing for Scottish grouse shoots, bovine TB vaccine, trees planted on peat, price of land for forestry

    The Scottish government is to develop a licensing system for grouse shoots.

  10. 26/11/20 - Leaked videos from the Hunting Office, Welsh hydro power and Bovine TB testing.

    Police are investigating leaked training videos from The Hunting Office.

  11. 25/11/20 - Badger vaccination, badger culling and the Fisheries Act

    We look at the badger cull and the evidence around badger vaccination.

  12. 24/11/20 - Council farms, bovine TB and nitrogen fixing technology

    Is it the end of the road for council farm?

  13. 23/11/20 - Bovine TB, Government consultation on urea.

    Where are we at with bovine TB?

  14. 21/11/20 Farming Today This Week: Live animal exports

    The controversial issue of live animal exports - we hear all the arguments.

  15. 20/11/20 - Live exports, Lorry queues in Kent, Chlorinated chicken

    Live animal exports - we hear from protesters at Ramsgate in Kent.

  16. 19/11/20 - Tree planting targets, Cancelled mistletoe auction, Farm antibiotic use and New Forest pigs

    Will the government's tree planting targets for England be met?

  17. 18/11/20 - Brexit fishing negotiations, agricultural labour, live export for breeding and NI agricultural policy

    It’s understood negotiators are discussing a phased change to fishing rules post Brexit.

  18. 17/11/2020 - Dairy in a No Deal, sheep farmers "diversifying to beef", live exports and new money for nature

    What will a No Deal mean for farming?

  19. 16/11/20 Live animal exports, beavers in Cornwall

    We look into the future of live animal exports from the UK.

  20. 14/11/20 - Farming Today This Week: The Agriculture Act, farming wet peat, wool prices and young rural voices

    In the week the Agriculture Act came into law, we hear from the Farming Minister.

  21. 13/11/20 Bird flu, wet peat planting, compromises in farming systems

    England, Wales and Scotland have been declared an Avian Influenza Prevention Zone.

  22. 12/11/20 - Sugar beet yields, dairy jobs and Bird Girl

    Sugar beet yields are down, so what next for the crop?

  23. 11/11/20 - Royal Assent for the Agriculture Bill, Scottish deer stalking and local food chains

    The Agriculture Bill is due to get Royal Assent - so what's the vision?

  24. 10/11/20 - New general licences, soil patrol, farming for the climate, young voices

    DEFRA has completed its review of ‘general licenses’ for shooting wild birds.

  25. 09/11/20 - Wasted wool, peatland restoration and a Rural Re-Think

    Low wool prices mean some farmers are burning or composting fleeces.

  26. 07/11/20 Farming Today This Week: Rural crime, trade, Agriculture Bill

    We hear how rural crime is an increasing problem, costing around £59 million a year.

  27. 06/11/20 - Working dog theft, cheese makers in lockdown, future trade and Cornish saffron

    Lockdown is being linked to an increase in dog thefts and working dogs are being targeted.

  28. 05/11/20 Hare coursing, Agriculture Bill passes with concessions, Nature Recovery Network

    We hear calls for tougher penalties for hare coursers.

  29. 03/11/20 Trade and Agriculture Commission, Rural Crime & US elections

    The Trade and Agriculture Commission is to get 'new legislative underpinning’.

  30. 02/11/2020 Rural crime. Falling fish sales. Bath City Farm.

    Rural crime strategy. Fishing hit by Covid-19 restrictions. Bath City Farm.

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