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Farming Today Episodes

  1. 18/10/19 Brexit deal; Brexit Party conference; Archbishop and community cafe; rural transport

    Brexit deal and food and farming; Brexit party conference; farmers' cafe; rural transport.

  2. 17/10/19: Falling demand for beef, SNP rural policy, Rural schools

    Anna Hill asks Professor David Hughes why demand for beef is falling in the UK.

  3. 16/10/19 World Agri-Tech Innovation Summit and rural banks

    Charlotte Smith visits the World Agri-Tech Innovation Summit in London.

  4. 15/10/19: Queen's speech, No-deal Brexit and tariffs, Rural services overview

    Anna Hill and Heather Simons reflect on the newly-introduced Environment Bill.

  5. 14/10/19: New report on the badger cull, rural mobile signal

    Charlotte Smith asks Professor Christl Donnelly about her new report into the badger cull.

  6. 12/10/19 Farming Today This Week: Wine

    Charlotte Smith visits an East Sussex vineyard for a rather wet grape harvest.

  7. 11/10/19: Tony Juniper on the badger cull, New Scientist Live and farming, Elderflower wine

    Charlotte Smith asks chair of Natural England Tony Juniper about the badger cull.

  8. 10/10/19: Inshore fisheries and Brexit, Tony Juniper interview part 1, English wine

    The latest news about food, farming and the countryside.

  9. 09/10/19 Payment by results for farmers, badger behaviour in cull areas, fortified wine

    We hear why paying for results is getting farmers on board with wildlife.

  10. 08/10/19 Modern slavery, oil seed rape feed, grape wine harvest

    A new report says farming companies' modern slavery statements are not up to scratch.

  11. 7/10/19: UK Wine, Dartmoor Ponies, Farming Protestors

    A new variety of grape is set to transform the UK wine industry according to scientists.

  12. Four Weeks Until Brexit

    Charlotte Smith is joined by an export panel to discuss where we are with four weeks to go

  13. 04/10/2019: Northern Irish and Welsh farmers on Brexit, State of Nature report, Green Party conference

    Northern Irish farmers react to the latest Brexit deal proposals on the border in Ireland.

  14. 03/10/19: Northern Ireland trade post-Brexit, Seasonal workers, Flooded farms

    Charlotte Smith and trade expert Dmitry Grozoubinski discuss Boris Johnson's Brexit plan.

  15. 02/10/2019

    Sheep farmer Campbell Tweed and Anna Hill talk trade in Northern Ireland post-Brexit.

  16. 01/10/19: Scottish fishing after Brexit, Young farmer in Shropshire, Farming and mental health

    Kevin Keane reports from Peterhead Fish Market to see if the industry is ready for Brexit.

  17. 30/09/19 Tory Conference; environmental land management; Brexit

    Environment Minister says Agriculture Bill lives on; farm wildlife; Brexit countdown.

  18. Farming Today This Week: Livestock markets

    Anna Jones finds out how Frome market is offering emotional support to farmers.

  19. 27/09/19 Land matching; shooting licences; market chaplaincy

    New farmers helped to find land; shooting licence changes; support for farmers at market.

  20. 26/09/19 Deer control; fish stocks; livestock agent; planting trees

    Deer management programme ending; fish stocks on the move; livestock agent; afforestation.

  21. 25/09/19 Agriculture Bill back on track, livestock market closures, Yeo Valley at 25

    After the Supreme Court ruling on prorogation - is the Agriculture Bill back on track?

  22. 24/09/19 Labour Party Conference, Pond Restoration, Melton Market

    Can the Labour party promise farmers it will back them through Brexit?

  23. 23/09/2019 National Parks, Artificial reefs, Livestock marts

    Will the money be available to fund radical plans for England's National Parks.

  24. Farming Today This Week: GM

    Charlotte Smith and guests discuss whether GM crops have a future in the UK.

  25. 20/09/2019 GM crops, Otters on the farm, Irish beef

    The arguments for and against growing GM crops from an industry insider and a campaigner.

  26. 19/09/19: Funding for the environment, GM high-iron wheat, Eating Blue Shark

    Conservation organisations say £2.9bn will be needed for the environment post-Brexit.

  27. 18/09/19: Anti GM, Disease-resistant potatoes, Kiwi berries

    Anna Hill asks whether genetic modification and the organic label can ever co-exist.

  28. 17/09/19 Soya animal feed, Liberal Democrats' rural policies, man-made wetland

    Is feeding UK livestock soya, grown in Brazil, helping to damage the planet?

  29. 16/09/19 GM crops, wild fires, rural homelessness

    The future of GM crops, the ecological impact of peat fires and rural homelessness.

  30. Farming Today This Week: Angling

    Sybil Ruscoe heads to Lenches Lakes in Evesham to try her hand at a spot of fly fishing.

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