95-year-old farmer Bob shares his tips for living a long and healthy life, with the help of the drop-in NHS clinic at Bakewell Livestock Market. Catch the full #Countryfile episode on the market at 6pm this Sunday on BBC One, or catch up on @BBCiPlayer

The Middle Ground Growers have raised £200,000 to secure a 16-acre plot of land with the mission is to supply 200 families and over 10 local outlets every week with veg boxes 🥬🥕🥒 Can it be done?. Watch Countryfile this Sunday at 6pm on @BBCOne and @BBCiPlayer

Life in the UK’s highest village has had its ups and downs, from a murky criminal past to a heart-warming community bond. Follow the story of Flash with @itsanitarani and @joe_crowley this Sunday at 6pm on BBC One or catch up on @BBCiPlayer

.@charlottebsmith  relives her worst #Countryfile memory – but will some horse body language tips help her conquer the sidesaddle? Catch the full episode this Sunday at 6pm on @BBCOne

Holly and other evergreens don’t just make our homes look festive, they also provide homes (and food) for birds. For more winter wildlife, catch #Countryfile this Sunday at 6.10pm on BBC One or catch up on @BBCiPlayer

Conservation sometimes requires creative thinking, but this novel approach to saving cranes is more than Anita was expecting! Catch the full episode on @BBCiPlayer

Last month #Countryfile featured the premiere of @GreenSpaceDS - a living, breathing art installation on the highest peaks of each of the UK’s four nations. See how this amazing feat was pulled off in the full episode on @BBCiPlayer

RT @BBCCiN: This is a must watch. For Saul, accessibility is so important. Such wise words from an incredible young person. If you are ab….

Just months after having puppies, champion sheepdog Tess is representing Ireland at this year’s One Man And His Dog. Can she make a return to form? See how she and trainer Tom get on in the competition, only on #Countryfile this Sunday.

Could reviving the UK’s home-grown fashion industry help both the planet and the economy? @itsanitarani speaks to @paddygrant and more to find out on this week’s #Countryfile episode: catch it this Sunday at 17.15 on BBC One or on @BBCiPlayer

Don’t miss our #Countryfile Harvest Special this evening at 5.20pm on @BBCOne or later on @BBCiPlayer

John Craven, Alison Steadman and @hamzayassin90 have chosen the top 12 photos for the 2023 Countryfile Calendar, in aid of @BBCCiN – now it’s over to you to vote for a winner. Vote + full T&Cs here: .Voting closes at 10am, 5th September 2022

CASTING CALL 📣.Do you know an inspirational countryside cook, aged between 8-16? Countryfile would love to hear from you. For more details, go to our website

Have you taken any photos in the great outdoors that you’d love to see on the 2023 Countryfile Calendar in aid of Children in Need? This year’s theme is “Wild and Free”. You can submit entries up until 10am on Monday July 11th 2022 – for details go to

After making his own Whitby lemon buns in the local tradition, @seanfletchertv learns how to eat them 'the Whitby way'! . Catch the full episode of #Countryfile on @BBCiPlayer.

The #Countryfile Photographic Competition is now open! @HamzaYassin3 shared some handy photography tips on this week’s episode 📸 . Watch the full episode on @bbciplayer or go to for competition details.

#Countryfile travels to some of the UK’s most breathtaking landscapes and this week Matt explores the tropical cliffside gardens of Mount’s Bay, Cornwall. He’ll need to keep his helmet on as he joins abseiling gardener Darren for some extreme weeding and planting!

Perched in the River Severn's floodplain, the historic village of Severn Stoke has been at the sharp end of rising waters over the years including 2022. Tom is finding out how these resilient villagers live with such regularly rising waters. #Countryfile

In the Steart Marshes, Matt is finding out how letting nature have her way is helping wildlife. Due to flooding, this is now a thriving wetland that is seeing 20,000 to 30,000 wintering birds. #Countryfile

One farmer that is working with the elements is Debbie, who has been farming at Coombe Hill in Gloucestershire for 12 years. She has planted a wetland mix of grass which will hopefully survive the flooding. #Countryfile