The latest news about food, farming and the countryside
Radio 4,·26 episodes
The supermarkets weigh in on farm inheritance tax.
Report looks at how climate change and warmer waters are affecting Scottish marine life.
How President Trump's plans to deport illegal immigrants could hit farmworkers.
"Too many farmers feel farm assurance is 'done to them' rather than 'delivered with them'"
Scottish Government too slow in implementing reforms recommended for salmon farming.
Charlotte Smith visits the LAMMA machinery show in Birmingham.
The Climate Change Committee is revising its advice on eating meat.
Charlotte Smith checks out the latest in farm machinery at LAMMA 2025
UK bans imports of German meat, as authorities there tackle an outbreak of foot and mouth.
England diverges from the EU and the rest of the UK on gene editing.
Glyphosate resistant weeds discovered in the UK for the first time, on a farm in Kent.
Thousands of farmers descend on Oxford for two big farming conferences.
With tractors protesting outside, what will the Defra Secretary say to farmers?
Anna Hill is at the Oxford farming conferences where farmers are facing change.
The Wildlife Trusts want more money for farming and a stronger vision from government.
What does the wet weather mean for farmers?
Bird counts reveal a drop in numbers around Lough Neagh - could algal blooms be to blame?
Ancient barns restored in the Lake District, the Department Bull, the Derby Tup.
How Hilda, a newborn dairy calf, has been bred to help tackle climate change.
Doing away with chemical cleaners in dairies and using electricity and oxygen instead.
Farming around the Calanais Standing Stones on the Isle of Lewis.
The Derby Tup - an ancient tradition which celebrates sheep farming.
Sarah Swadling visits a newly created salt marsh.
Bog restoration in the Flow Country - a peatland which is now a World Heritage Site.
Twenty historic Lakeland barns are being saved for the nation's rural cultural heritage.
Solomon - the bull who's hired out to crofters.
