Margherita Taylor and Joe Crowley are in the Forest of Bowland for a sensory spring feast - soaking up the sights, sounds and flavours of the season. Also in HD. [S,SL]
We follow three of the show's presenters - Adam Henson, Sammi Kinghorn and Matt Baker - who each have their particular approach to lambing season for their own flocks of sheep. Also in HD. [S]
Adam Henson and John Craven meet those affected by the recent heatwave, including farmers, firefighters, scientists, wildlife champions and winemakers. Also in HD. [S]
Margherita Taylor makes the second of three visits to Mahee Island in County Down. Charlotte Smith investigates what the Northern Ireland protocol means for farmers. Also in HD. [S]
Matt Baker and Margherita Taylor visit the New Forest in Hampshire, where the community are coming together to help Ukrainian refugees. Also in HD. [S]
Joe Crowley and Anita Rani visit Ystradgynlais in south Wales, and Adam Henson catches up with a young Welsh farmer to find out what can be done to combat loneliness in agriculture. Also in HD. [S]
Matt Baker and Ellie Harrison explore the grounds of the beautiful Blenheim Palace estate, and Tom Heap investigates claims that by 2050 the UK could run out of water. Also in HD. [S]
Countryfile this week visits the breathtaking coastline of Mount's Bay in Cornwall and explores the magical St Michael's Mount. Matt Baker is in for some extreme gardening. Also in HD. [S]
Anita Rani meets 15-year-old shepherd Katie on her family farm in Cumbria, and Adam Henson is in his lambing shed getting ready for the last of his new arrivals. Also in HD. [S]
John Craven visits two villages in Herefordshire to find out about ancient rural Easter traditions including the pax biscuit, eaten at this time of year as a token of peace. Also in HD. [S]
In the face of pressure to go green, Adam Henson explores how he can change his farming habits and still pay the bills. Charlotte Smith investigates 'greenwashing'. Also in HD. [S]
John Craven is at Wrest Park in Bedfordshire to help with an ambitious 20-year restoration project. He also delves into the archives, revisiting other Countryfile renovation stories. Also in HD. [S]
Joe Crowley and Matt Baker visit the Holkham Estate in Norfolk, and Charlotte Smith investigates why the UK's sugar beet farmers are facing an uncertain future. Also in HD. [S]
Matt Baker and Joe Crowley visit Snowdonia to see how the heavy influx of British tourists during the pandemic is taking its toll on the landscape. Also in HD. [S]
Matt Baker and Ellie Harrison visit the largest privately owned estate in Devon, which has been in the same family for more than 700 years. Also in HD. [S]
Matt Baker and Anita Rani visit County Durham's Heritage Coast to discover how this area has risen from the ashes and reinvented itself after pit closures 50 years ago. Also in HD. [S]
Matt Baker and Charlotte Smith visit the last traditional farm in Bristol to meet a farmer fighting to keep her farm and her connection with the local community she feeds. Also in HD. [S]
Matt Baker and Anita Rani explore the beauty of the Malvern Hills and discover how this area inspired writers such as JRR Tolkien and CS Lewis and composer Edward Elgar. Also in HD. [S]
Matt Baker and Charlotte Smith are in Northumberland to explore England's largest forest, and Joe Crowley investigates the impact of big building projects on wildlife. Also in HD. [S]
At the Compton Verney estate in Warwickshire, Ellie Harrison and Joe Crowley learn about Britain's 'Michelangelo of wood', master carver Grinling Gibbons. Also in HD. [S]
John Craven revisits the Gloucestershire village of Hillesley 50 years after he first reported on the local newspaper. Plus, favourite autumn moments from the Countryfile archives. Also in HD. [S]
Ellie Harrison visits the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire, and Adam Henson discovers why military veterans have just the right skills to be the farmers of tomorrow. Also in HD. [S]
The team celebrate the magic of trees and hedgerows, Charlotte Smith finds out about green careers, and Matt Baker meets a six-year-old environmentalist with big ambitions. Also in HD. [S]
The team head out across the UK to meet inspirational youngsters who are participating in the Countryfile Ramble for BBC Children in Need. Also in HD. [S]
The team head out across the UK to meet inspirational youngsters who are participating in the Countryfile Ramble for BBC Children in Need. Also in HD. [S]
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. Also in HD. [S]
Anita Rani is in Herefordshire to discover the secrets behind the great hop revival and to meet one of the last pickers who harvested hops by hand. Also in HD. [S]
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. Also in HD. [S]
Sean Fletcher and Steve Brown are in Staffordshire at the Manifold Valley Agricultural Show, and Adam Henson tries to go green on his farm. Also in HD. [S]
In the Lake District, Steve Brown meets first-generation farmers to find out how they are diversifying. Sean Fletcher visits a farm in Monmouthshire that has branched out into music. Also in HD. [S]
Joe Crowley and chef Romy Gill celebrate the glories of seasonal food. Joe also delves into the world of no-dig farming and helps pack orders at a veg box business. Also in HD. [S]