Charlotte Smith presents the second half of her investigation into Britain's farming story and discusses what the world might look like for farmers after Brexit. Show more
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Charlotte Smith presents the first part of her investigation into the story of British farming and discusses what the priorities should be for its post-Brexit future. Show more
Charlotte Smith looks at British farm size, a tale of continuous growth. In Northamptonshire, farmer Charles Matts talks of more land, fewer people and less machinery. Show more
Does food security - the ability to produce our own food - matter in 21st-century Britain? Charlotte Smith debates the issue with farmers' leaders and economists. Show more
Charlotte Smith explores the fault lines between Westminster politics and British farming. Former agriculture minsters Nick Brown and John Gummer reflect on their time in office. Show more
Charlotte explores different farming systems and what works best. And she asks if pigs worth it? Show more
Charlotte Smith visits Sedgemoor Auction Centre by the M5, a regional mart taking the place of small town markets. And, farmers say, it is more important than ever as a social hub. Show more
Charlotte Smith joins the annual farming jamboree in London, the Farmers' Weekly Awards. Economist Dieter Helm lays out his vision for a post-CAP industry. Show more
Charlotte Smith explores the relationship between policy makers and farming. With the deputy president of the NFU Minette Batters and landscape historian Tom Williamson. Show more
Where has the Common Agricultural Policy left British farming? Charlotte Smith goes to Brussels to explore the successes and failures of the CAP and what happens after Brexit. Show more
What can we expect from farmers in return for subsidy? Some economists argue that public money should only be paid if farms provide a public good. Charlotte Smith investigates. Show more
Charlotte Smith concludes her series by asking what British farmers can expect in a world after Brexit. And in Brussels she asks, will the UK be missed? Show more