In which Heather sprays her audience with yoghurt and Terry's early days as an apple scrumper come back to haunt him. Still, when it comes to growing tomatoes, it seems that a broken greenhouse might just be what's needed. Catch up on any editions you may

Heather, San and Rachel are joined in the Wiggly Kitchen by Richard Manning, who has come to Wiggly Wigglers for a week's work experience. His father runs an intensive milk production farm so Heather gets to learn about a very different type of farming. B

Heather goes round the farmyard with Farmer Phil to see what's happened over the summer. In the cowshed they catch up with the invalid calf from a previous show and find out where the meat in meat pies come from. Over in the grain stores, the harvest has

Heather and Farmer Phil go to see his new toy. On the way they stop off to see a swallow's nest and the newest of the farm's new born calves. There's also the latest iTunes reviews and another collection of tips from Terry, this time for dealing with slug

In their final tales from the Oregon Trail, Heather is enthused by her visit to a small scale flower grower specialising in peonies, then visits a farm that produces two of her favourite things. Farmer Phil on the other hand finds out that American farmer

Richard visits two Herefordshire allotments. First, he meets Celia Kibblewhite from the established gardens in Kington, then goes to the opening party for a new set of allotments in Pembridge where he meets organiser Kate Shelton. Along the way he finds o

Heather and Phil are crossing the high desert of eastern Oregon where they meet Rhonda from the State University who, amazingly, seems to oversee eighty percent of the world's carrot seed production. Back in the UK, Terry dons his Panama and shorts to pla

Farmer Phil summons up his courage; Anne Robinson charms BBC Hereford & Worcester; Bob Geldorf buys a Heron Cross Pottery Jug (now there's a rock 'n' roll lifestyle); Terry Walton shares a tip; Monty contributes a 'Cast; Heather turns detective and Farmer

Heather attends the launch of the Get Britain Buzzing campaign at The Royal Society and gets to interview Buglife President, Germaine Greer and National Treasure, Bill Oddie. Meanwhile, in the Wiggly Garden at the Hay Festival, Terry Walton starts his ne

Heather enters the dragon's lair when she visits the conference on Sustainability for Garden Centres. Whilst there she records a fascinating interview with one of the founders of the FSC scheme, and advisor to major brands such as Virgin and B&Q, Alan Kni