One of the BBC's most popular programmes, Countryfile airs weekly on BBC One and reports on rural, agricultural and environmental issues in the UK.
Launched in 1988, Countryfile replaced the long-running show Farming with the aim of covering a broader view of the countryside. John Craven is the show's most long-standing presenter, working on the programme for more than 30 years after joining the show in 1989.
Regular presenters also include Matt Baker, Anita Rani, Tom Heap and Adam Henson. Plus, Sean Fletcher, Hamza Yassin, Joe Crowley, Charlotte Smith, Margherita Taylor, Vick Hope and Steve Brown also appear on the show.
Here is our weekly TV guide to Countryfile, including what's coming up on the show and what time it airs on BBC One.
Who are the Countryfile presenters this Sunday?
Charlotte Smith, Matt Baker and Datshiane Navanayagam will be presenting Countryfile this week.
What is on BBC Countryfile this week?
This week, Countryfile heads to Inkberrow in Worcestershire – the village that provided inspiration for Britain’s longest-running radio drama, The Archers. It’s a place where fiction crosses over with real life, and stories come from every corner of the village and farming life.
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Superfan Charlotte Smith and Matt Baker will immerse themselves in village life, retracing the roots of the beloved drama. As they journey through the English countryside, they’ll meet the people and visit the places that have shaped and continue to inspire countless storylines.
Away from the airwaves, Datshiane Navanayagam delves into one of the countryside’s most divisive real-life storylines – the tensions over second homes.
What time is Countryfile on?
This week’s BBC Countryfile is on BBC One at 18:15, Sunday 14 September 2025.
Catch up with BBC Countryfile on iPlayer
How far in advance is Countryfile filmed?
Countryfile is filmed one to two weeks in advance.
