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All Change at Riverford

Riverford Organic announces a move to employee-ownership. What change will it bring?

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New Zealand Deer

They take deer farming pretty seriously in New Zealand. Nancy Nicolson tours a huge farm.

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21st-Century Croft

How do you turn a derelict croft into a thriving business? Moira Hickey finds out.

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Farming Japanese

Could the future of farming be soil free? Nick Luscombe visits Japan to find out.

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Farming Holidaymakers

Caz Graham visits a farm near Dumfries dedicated to tourism.

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How to Farm Truffles

Ruth Sanderson meets a truffle farmer on the Isle of Bute.

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Future Food: Heritage Harvest

Exploring the ancient grain ethos of Â鶹Éç Food and Farming Awards finalist Heritage Harvest

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Future Food: Hands Free Hectare

Visiting Harper Adams University's robotic farming project Hands Free Hectare.

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Future Food: Provenance

An app tracing the origins of food wants to change the way we produce and shop.

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The Kentish Cobnut

The Kentish Cobnut is back in vogue, but what is so special about this particular nut?

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Gloucestershire Cheese-Rolling

Meet the farmer who makes the cheese used in one of Britain's most eccentric traditions.

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Farming for Wildlife on The Isle of Sheppey

Running a commercial farm in a national nature reserve? Can it really work?

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Getting Started in Pigs

One woman's quest for happiness through pig-keeping.

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Farm Like It's 1399

We meet the farmers of Nottinghamshire who still do things the medieval way.

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Strawberry Summer

Sybil Ruscoe is in Worcestershire to meet the UK's only Asian strawberry producer.

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Floating Cattle of Strangford Lough

Ruth Sanderson helps move the cattle of Strangford Lough from island to island.

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Sharing the Harvest

Sarah Swadling meets two Somerset farming neighbours who have joined forces to survive.

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Happy Chickens

Fosse Meadows Farm chickens could be the happiest in the UK. Ruth Sanderson finds out why.

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Irish Oysters

Ruth Sanderson meets a Northern Irish oyster farmer.

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Chef Simon Rogan

Michelin-starred chef turned farmer Simon Rogan gives a personal guided tour of his farm.

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Shetland's Budge Sisters

Meet the extraordinary Budge sisters, winners of the Countryfile Farming Hero award.

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Battlefields and Farmyards

A special edition for the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War

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Lentils and Quinoa

Caz Graham goes to Shropshire to meet farmer Stephen Jones, who loves to experiment.

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A Fragrant Farm

Ruth Sanderson meets growers in Dorset who make perfume from aromatic plants and flowers.

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Snowdonia Shepherd

Ruth Sanderson meets Teleri Fielden, a young trainee shepherd in Snowdonia.

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Farming for a Gastropub

Meet the Banks family who serve food from their farm in their own pub.

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The Hidden Power of Moss

Ruth Sanderson discovers why moss is marvellous and how it is now being grown in Leicester

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Selling Shetland

Shetland has its own sheep, cattle and ponies. Can local farmers make money from them?

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Turning Ireland Green

Intensive agriculture has rapidly changed rural Ireland. Can the damage be reversed?

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The Ethical Dairy

In a new approach to dairy farming the Finlays keep their calves with their mothers.

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