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Inspiring First Generation Farmers

John Terry is a first generation farmer hoping to inspire others. Ruth Sanderson meets him

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Goat Curry

Nancy Nicholson meets goat farmer Adam Wright in the north-east of Scotland.

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Sutherland Crofter

Helen Mark meets crofters Martin and Mary Mackay and their shepherd Janet Roberts.

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Herdwicks of Grasmere

Herdwick sheep, the icons of the Lake District, are proving popular with gourmet diners.

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Marlborough Downs

Caz Graham visits the Marlborough Downs, home to a farmer-led conservation project.

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Future Food: Grow Up Urban Farms

Dan Saladino discovers a futuristic aquaponic farm on an east London industrial estate.

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Future Food: McDonald's Beef Carbon Project

Dan Saladino investigates a McDonald's project to make UK beef farming more sustainable.

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Future Food: Our Cow Molly

Dan Saladino discovers a Sheffield dairy farm that is aiming to change how milk is valued.

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Alpacas and Autism

Ruth Sanderson meets a farmer in Leicestershire whose Alpacas are bred for use in therapy.

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Hosier Farming System

Caz Graham visits a Wiltshire farm that has been innovating for nearly a 100 years.

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The Milking Parlour

Sybil Ruscoe finds out why two dairy cows were brought into central Bristol for five days.

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Scottish Tea

Tea from Scotland? Caz Graham meets the woman growing Oolong in Ecclefechan.

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Getting a Start in Farming

In the heart of the Quantocks, Somerset, Caz Graham visits a share farm with a difference.

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Wild Farming in South Devon

Sarah Swadling discovers how mob grazing is transforming a coastal South Devon farm.

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Salads of New York

Tom Heap meets the microgreen farmers of New York City.

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A New Dawn for British Farming?

Anna Hill discusses the dawn of a new era in British farming with writer David Richardson.

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Honeymoon Farm

Nancy Nicolson meets the farmers hosting romantic holidays amongst the cattle and sheep.

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Edible Flowers in Devon

The use of edible flowers by chefs and menu planners fuels a growing success in Devon.

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Rare and Ancient Cereals

Ancient cereal varieties are undergoing a revival. Sybil Ruscoe meets two pioneers.

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A Field of Wheat

What happens when 42 people farm a single field? Paul Murphy finds out.

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Australian Drought

Meet the farmers struggling to survive the latest great Australian drought.

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Top Spud

Explore the exotic world of the heritage potato with Caz Graham.

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Cornish Lobster

Ruth Sanderson joins a Cornish lobster fisherman as a busy summer season comes to an end.

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Cheese Robots

Ruth Sanderson visits a dairy in Somerset to see their new cheese-turning robot.

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Squash Harvest

Sybil Ruscoe joins beef farmer Luke Hasell who wanted more people to enjoy his land.

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Wine Harvest

Sybil Ruscoe meets the Chahal family, whose vineyard has won them international accolades.

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Milk for Baristas

Is the milk in your coffee as important as the beans? Meet the farmer who thinks it is.

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Shores of Loch Katrine

How do you farm the land around Glasgow's water supply? Nancy Nicolson finds out.

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Cattle Blessing in the Burren

Ella McSweeney is in the Burren to take part in a cattle drive up to the winter pastures.

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Gathering Nuts in Wicklow

Ella McSweeney meets an Irish dairy farmer who is branching out into hazelnuts.

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