BBC Radio Podcasts from Farming Today

13/06/25 Bluetongue restrictions in Wales, bottom trawling, flour mill

Livestock moving into Wales will have to be tested in a bid to stop bluetongue.

Farming reaction to the spending review.

Bluetongue restrictions, journey of a loaf, food waste.

Marine pollution, genetically modified fish oil, farming for bread.

Plans for onshore salmon farm can go ahead after legal battle to block them fails.

Eggs up, wheat down: what’s made the most cash for farmers?

The government needs a new strategy for tackling animal disease outbreaks, a report says.

The Welsh government sets out its plans to protect the environment and punish polluters.

Will England's farming budget survive the spending review?

Drought is declared in the north west of England. Some farmers say their crops are ruined.

Plans for a new national park in Scotland are dropped.

Plans for two new reservoirs to be speeded up.

Decision day nears for Galloway - will it get the UK's newest National Park?

National Parks, wild camping and fly camping.

Caz Graham looks at what the EU-UK Summit means for food, farming and fishing.

Fears for the continued supply of veterinary medicine to Northern Ireland.

Could the UK-EU deal lead to newly set-up border control facilities being shut down?

What will the UK-EU Summit agreements mean for food, farming and fishing?

The Cornish fishermen who say the EU UK summit to reset relations comes too late.

US Agriculture Secretary visits and MPs call for a delay to inheritance tax on farms.

Helen Mark reports from the Balmoral Show in Northern Ireland.

What's behind 2025's unprecedented increase in UK farmers' beef prices?

Travellers banned from bringing meat from the EU into the UK, due to Foot and Mouth risk.

Does the future of salmon farming lie in deeper water?