Matthew and Chris present the final BBC edition of their countryside programme.

Chris and Matthew explore some of the things growing and grown on the farm this week.

Chris had some special visitors to the farm this week.

A taste of the farm in the dark, and then Graham Appleton sits in to take your questions.

Chris has a chat about the badgers living on High Ash Farm.

Kate sits in to put your questions to Chris, and plays his recordings from the farm.

Anna sits in to put your questions to Chris, who also shares some recordings on the farm.

Chris is back answering your questions, and has some more recordings from on the farm.

With Chris busy on the farm, some recordings from this time in previous years.

Chris is back with some more recordings from the farm, and answers your questions.

Plus, Graham Appleton sits in for Chris to answer your wildlife questions.

Chris explains about gathering in an unusual - but valuable! - harvest.

Anna Perrott sits in alongside Chis, who takes us through his farm's history.

A look at orchids on the farm, and how the hot weather has been affecting things.

Chris has several sights to show Matthew on the farm this week.

Graham sits in alongside Matthew Gudgin, to take your questions about local bird life.

Chris officially opens this year's teasel walk on High Ash Farm.

Kate Brewster sits in this week, to put your countryside questions to Chris Skinner.

Anna Perrott sits in, and hears Chris explain the secrets of turning green into gold!

Chris guides us around some of the wildflowers on the farm at this time of year.

Chris dabbles with tales of Egyptian mythology this week!

For the first time since last year, Matthew gets to take a trip out to see Chris.

Chris takes us to one of his wildflower fields this week.

Chris explores the horse chestnuts at High Ash Farm.

Chris takes questions about goatsuckers, among other things, in this week's episode.

Chris has one of his mystery sounds for you this week!

Graham sits in alongside Matthew to answer your questions about local bird life.

More about the lives of some of the owls living on High Ash Farm.

Chris explores some of the High Ash Farm woodland areas this week.

Chris starts off this week's podcast with a walk through some flowers.

Chris was very excited to spot his first swallow of the year on the farm this week.

Chris Skinner gives us an insight into the March mating madness of the local hares!

Chris takes us on a spring tour of the farm, featuring some of his wildlife recordings.

Kate puts your questions to Chris, and hears about the High Ash Farm rooks.

Chris takes us down to where some barn owls are nesting on High Ash Farm.

Is there a sting in the tail with this week's recordings from the farm?

Chris takes us on a trip down to see the frogs at High Ash Farm.

Chris describes the view from inside a High Ash Farm bid hide.

Chris shares a recording of a bit of a quest he undertook at the end of last week.

Chris chats to Matthew live from the farm as the snow starts to come down.

This week, Anna Perrott sits in for Matthew to put your questions to Chris Skinner.

Kate Brewster sits in for Matthew to put your questions to Chris this week.

Chris discusses a meteorite which fell on the farm.

Chris takes us out on a walk on the farm with his dog, Rat!

Chris joins Matthew on the phone, and there's a nocturnal recording from the farm.

Chris joins Matthew on the phone to answer your questions about the Norfolk countryside.

Some early morning exploits from down on the farm this week!

Chris gives Matthew a trip around the farm.

Chris tells Matthew the history of a certain part of the farm.

Chris gives Matthew a glimpse into the intimate habits of winter moths!