麻豆约拍

麻豆约拍 Food & Farming Awards finalist: The Green Farm Collective

The judges visit two of the founding members of a farmers collective.

• 22 mins

New ventures at Goldsland Farm

Verity Sharp meets Abi Reader, Deputy President of NFU Cymru.

• 22 mins

Farmer Will in the Chilterns

Farmer Will in the Chilterns with some muscly pedigree pigs and some boxy Beltex rams.

• 22 mins

Loch Ryan's Wild Native Oysters

What's the key to success in farming Scotland's last native oyster beds in Loch Ryan?

• 22 mins

Cider Harvest

Sarah Swadling is cider apple harvesting in Somerset.

• 22 mins

Act, Dance, Farm, Repeat: Farming Fletcher Style

Caz Graham meets former Emmerdale and Strictly star, turned farmer, Kelvin Fletcher.

• 22 mins

The Grass Route: A different way of raising beef

Richard Baynes visits an American oil executive turned farmer in South Ayrshire.

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Three Women in Beef

Anna Hill meets three women running an organic beef farm in Suffolk.

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Amazing Graze

Ruth Sanderson finds out about 'flexi-grazing' in Northumberland.

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A Wilder Way to Farm

Jake Fiennes explains how farmers can help restore Britain's wildlife.

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Hydebank Prison Sheep Farm

We visit the sheep farm which is helping rehabilitate young offenders in Northern Ireland.

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Tales from a Remarkable Valley

Verity Sharp visits a cheesemaker in Ceredigion producing Dutch gouda.

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Regenerating Lives and Land

Sarah Swadling visits a Devon farm which combines wellbeing with regenerative agriculture.

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Minette Batters

The most powerful woman in British farming talks about motivation and making a difference.

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Floodplain farming

Sybil Ruscoe meets a Gloucestershire farmer who has learnt to live with floods.

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Yarn on the Farm

Sarah Swadling visits a Dorset sheep farm with its own wool mill.

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Haweswater: Farming, Wildlife and Water

Can hill farming and conservation work together? Caz Graham finds out.

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Great Minds Don't Think Alike: Neurodiversity in Farming

Caz Graham finds out about neurodiversity within agriculture.

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The thing about Luing

Richard Baynes visits the home of the first new British beef breed in 150 years.

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Jeremy Clarkson - learning to farm

Charlotte Smith visits the Oxfordshire Cotswolds to meet Jeremy Clarkson.

• 22 mins

From Watercress to Wasabi

Charlotte Smith visits a family-owned watercress and wasabi business in Hampshire.

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Zerodig!

Put the spade away! Robin Markwell examines a trial scheme to grow veg without digging.

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Magic mycelium

Ruth Sanderson finds out about gourmet mushrooms on the west coast of Scotland.

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Generations of Honey

Helen Mark meets a grandfather and grandson who make honey and rent out hives in Armagh.

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The salad factory

Charlotte Smith explores a state-of-the-art vertical farm in Gloucestershire.

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Hay Festival Special: Kate Humble

Kate Humble explains how she accidentally ended up buying a farm in Wales.

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Sheepdog training in South Wales

Steffan Messenger meets farmer Ross Games and his sheepdogs.

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Business is Blooming

Sarah Swadling visits a Cornish flower farm where business is blooming.

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Salvation Army farm

Vernon Harwood visits the Salvation Army's farm at Hadleigh in Essex.

• 22 mins

Welsh tea

Mariclare Carey-Jones is at a former fruit farm in South Wales, which now grows tea.

• 22 mins