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Farming Today Episodes

  1. Pine martens, Apple scab, Animal health and welfare, Kiplingcotes Derby

    Could pine martens save the UK millions in woodland management costs?

  2. Water abstraction, Scottish land ownership, seaweed on beaches and scrubland for tree sparrows

    Farmers fear abstracting water for irrigation could be restricted.

  3. Raw milk, the Sainsbury's-ASDA merger, planting the National Forest and a poem for the equinox

    The programme asks if raw milk should be available in shops.

  4. Facial recognition technology to read pigs' emotions, red deer cull, Forestry Commission's writer in residence, and more

    Scientists are developing technology to tell farmers how pigs are feeling.

  5. Welfare standards for imported eggs, farm homeless hostel, British woodlands

    Warnings that the government's promises on animal welfare standards can't be trusted.

  6. Next Generation

    Charlotte Smith discusses the appeal of agricultural careers in a rapidly changing world.

  7. Delay to Brexit, early aphids, backing British

    Fishermen's fears on a delay to Brexit, and why aphids are early.

  8. Delaying Brexit vote, no-deal vote, tariff plan, land-managing goats, agricultural careers

    MPs have said no to a no-deal Brexit, but should farmers still prepare?

  9. Brexit withdrawal agreement vote; organic farming inputs; starting out in farming; Cheltenham Festival.

    Parliament's voted on the withdrawal agreement: but what does it mean for British farmers?

  10. Climate friendly dairying, Agricultural apprenticeships, Trading grain direct

    As we reported yesterday, Arla plans to be carbon-neutral by 2050 - but is it workable?

  11. Rising sheep thefts, Net zero carbon dairy, Next generation farming

    Ten thousand sheep were stolen in 2018 with only one arrest.

  12. Soil

    Charlotte Smith learns about one farmer's crusade to save his soil.

  13. Farmers and activists, peatland restoration and rural services

    Protests against farms: what's the impact and how should they be handled?

  14. US food safety standards; farmland worm count; reactions to new farming minister.

    The US says it's a leader in food safety - is that the case? Charlotte Smith finds out.

  15. A new Minister at DEFRA, struggling rural services, ambulance response times and how to reward farmers for soil health

    Who is the new Farming Minister?

  16. Tariffs in a No Deal scenario, ammonia emissions and catchment sensitive farming

    How can dairy farmers reduce their ammonia emissions?

  17. Renewable Heat Incentive changes, aeroponic farming and the future of our soils.

    Could we be harvesting our own salad leaves in the supermarket aisle in less than a year?

  18. Sheep

    As lambing season gets underway, Charlotte Smith looks at the UK sheep sector

  19. George Eustice resigns, the Red Tractor logo and a 'flying flock' of sheep!

    What now for DEFRA after the resignation of farming minister, George Eustice?

  20. Sheep meat self-sufficiency; self-shearing flocks; private investment in Scotland's environment; Dartmoor rangers.

    Could the UK ever be self-sufficient when it comes to sheep meat?

  21. Sheep farmers and Brexit, Natural England chair hearing, upscaling a cow-calf dairy

    Looking at the potential Brexit effect for both upland and lowland sheep farmers.

  22. Dog DNA tests and livestock worrying, Sustainable food production, Pollinators on pasture

    As livestock worrying increases, is it time to track offending dogs with DNA profiling?

  23. Dairy Crest acquisition; UK sheep farming; weighing cattle.

    What does Dairy Crest's acquisition by Canadian dairy firm Saputo mean for farmers?

  24. Five weeks until Brexit

    With five weeks until Brexit, Caz Graham asks what all the uncertainty means for UK farms.

  25. Brexit and fishing; global biodiversity; rural work experience.

    How might the UK's fishing sector fare in a no-deal Brexit?

  26. Sugar beet and public health, seasonal agricultural labour and conservation farming

    We eat too much sugar - so should UK farmers be growing less sugar beet?

  27. National Farmers' Union Conference

    Anna Hill gets all the latest from the National Farmers' Union Conference in Birmingham.

  28. Study compares greenhouse gas emissions from lab grown meat with meat from farms

    Could meat from the farm be more environmentally friendly than meat grown in a lab?

  29. Balancing farming and the Environment, flood defence, trade post Brexit

    Balancing the need to grow food and protect the environment and manage flood defences.

  30. Farming Today This Week: City Farms

    Sybil Ruscoe visits Windmill Hill City Farm in Bristol.

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