# Caz Graham
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Caroline Graham (born 1965) is a British broadcaster, known mostly for her work on Farming Today, on BBC Radio 4.
== Early life ==
She went to school in Cumbria, becoming head girl at her comprehensive school. She studied Politics (BSc) at the University of Bristol.
19/08/2026 Village agricultural show
Caz Graham is at the Hawkshead Show in the Lake District, to see why local shows like this are so important to rural areas.
All over the UK, through the summer months, communities come together for village shows. There are hundreds of them, each reflecting the distinct flavour of the farming, food…
21/08/2026: Drought farmer, biodiversity on solar farm, choral work
We revisit a vegetable farmer who told us during the second drought in June that he was having to use extra water to try and get his crops established. Will Shakeshaft from Greens of Soham says he's had hardly any rain since then, and his potatoes and beetroot are struggling, with yields and qualit…
27/08/2026: Beef imports, Miscanthus
Farmers in the UK are urging the government to ban imports of beef from Brazil amid fears that it's not produced to the same high standard. The EU and Norway have already imposed bans because of Brazil's use of antibiotics, which they fear could lead to resistance.
In the US cattle farmers are ang…
28/08/26 Licensing firearms and shotguns, lavender in the Lakes, gene-edited salad crops
The system for licensing firearms and shotguns in England and Wales is not fit for purpose and should be replaced to ensure public safety. That’s the conclusion of a report published today by His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services.
When Sandi Thornton started growing …
04/09/26 National Audit Office report on food security resilience, corncrakes, late strawberries
How well prepared are we for a major threat to our food security? Not quite well enough, according to the National Audit Office, which is publishing a report later today on resilience in England’s food supply chain.
Why strawberry growers have found their plants are still producing healthy, even b…
11/09/26 Bluetongue disease, sheep rustling, Kelso sheep sales
The number of bluetongue cases since the first of July in the UK has now topped a thousand. That’s nearly three times the number of positive cases for the whole of the previous year to that date. How are farmers feeling about the UK’s largest-ever outbreak of this livestock disease?
There have been…
14/09/26 Calls for more farm co-ops, Hereford cattle dispute, flax and hemp
We hear calls for more ‘cooperative working’, to give farmers a louder voice in the food supply chain.
When is a Hereford cow not a Hereford cow? How a dispute about breed purity has ended up in the High Court.
And cultivating hemp and flax for building materials is now the focus of a trial project…
22/09/26 Potato yields, Pulse growing
UK potato growers could be facing losses of almost £170 million because of this summer’s heatwaves and drought. That’s according to new analysis from the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit, a not-for-profit organisation which looks at the impacts of climate change.
Add that to crop losses across…
26/09/26 Farming Today This Week: 'shambolic' and 'disheartening' SFI application process; pulses; heating oil costs
'Shambolic', 'disheartening' and 'carnage' - some of the words being used by farmers to describe the application process for England's biggest farm environmental scheme that opened, and closed, on Tuesday. This is the Sustainable Farming Incentive, which pays farmers for environmental work, like pl…
28/09/2026: Disease resilience, getting young people into agriculture
The new president of the British Veterinary Association is calling for more resilience against disease outbreaks. As the UK battles a huge outbreak of the livestock disease Bluetongue, and there are warnings of a new pig disease in the Netherlands and Denmark, Dr Gwen Rees says as a profession, vet…
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