Episode list

Joe Crowley is on Isle Martin, a dot of an island off the west coast of Scotland, as it prepares to host Scotland's very first seaweed festival.

Anita Rani is in Herefordshire to discover the secrets behind the great hop revival, from pest-eating predators to new flavours to help pack a punch in our pints.

Sean Fletcher and Charlotte Smith catch up with mother-and-son farming duo Andrea and Hector Meanwell, and John Craven reveals the winner of this year's photographic competition.

It's harvest time on Adam's farm. The old reliables are back - wheat, barley and oilseed rape - and the combines, tractors, trailers and balers are hard at work. But how much longer will farmers be working like this? Big changes are on the horizon for British agriculture, and harvests of the future will be very different to what we're used to. But how exactly? In this harvest special, Countryfile turns its eyes to the future and meets the machines and robots that could be the farmers of the future.

In this 75-minute special, the Countryfile Ramble for BBC Children in Need heads out on a tour of the UK in the company of some truly inspirational youngsters.

Joe Crowley and Ellie Harrison are in Cornwall, exploring the fishing port of Newlyn and its remarkable secret history. Joe also discovers the fishy equivalent of 'nose to tail' eating, while Ellie finds out how the area is reeling from the 2021 staycation invasion. As global climate change talks get underway, Tom Heap investigates the threat posed by rising sea levels here in the UK. And on his farm, Adam Henson has some new arrivals - but will they all be delivered safely?

Matt Baker and Helen Skelton are at the helm of this year's One Man and His Dog sheepdog trial competition as competitors from all four nations compete to clinch the coveted trophy. And there couldn't be a better backdrop than Penryhn Castle in Gwynedd, set between the waters of the Menai Straight and the dramatic mountains of Snowdonia National Park. The best young talent from England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales are paired up with top senior shepherds from each home nation.