farming

Wheat crops

John Craven: Does the future of farming lie in mimicking nature?

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Rare moth species could prevent the return of wheat disease

Apples

No-deal Brexit would be catastrophic for UK farming, warns NFU

Chickens

Countryfile Presenters

John Craven: Britain’s oldest doctor on the menace of superbugs

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How British farmers are diversifying

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04. The case against rewilding – a Welsh farmer speaks out

Gwawr Edwards in the Countryfile podcast

Meet the sheep-farming opera singer Gwawr Edwards

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Working in the countryside: seaweed farmer

Farming rape field

John Craven: Climate change could create a new army of pests

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Sara Maitland: The uncertainty surrounding Brexit is doing Britain’s farmers no favours

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Sara Maitland: When you think of a farmer, do you picture a man or a woman?

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Wildlife stories

Hedgehogs now absent from large areas of the countryside, finds research

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Countryfile Presenters

John Craven: How oysters are used in whisky production

This picture taken on March 15, 2011 shows plates of fried insects, including crickets and grasshoppers, for sale at a local market in Vientiane. AFP PHOTO / HOANG DINH Nam (Photo credit should read HOANG DINH NAM/AFP/Getty Images)

Countryfile Presenters

Adam Henson: Could insects be food of the future in Britain?

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Countryfile Presenters

Adam Henson’s animals: Glamrock pigs