On air... on the BBC

Broadcast to a global audience of more than 125 million, WRENmedia productions for BBC World Service are at the forefront of lively, carefully-crafted radio. Programmes include:

• Waging War on Viruses (broadcast: June 2010)
• Trading Up - Uganda and Kenya's niche in the world market for natural products (broadcast: Sept 2009)
• The Return of the Nomad (broadcast: Feb 2009) more information
• The Battle against Bluetongue (broadcast: Dec 2008) more information
• From the ground up: our soils, our future

Previous series include:

• Flower Power - investigating breeding, cultivation and trade in cut flowers worldwide
• Counting the Cost of Chinese Development - on soil, water and air
• Small is Beautiful - in a globalised economy what future for industries of small scale producers?
• Nuclear Know-How - the rewards and risks of using nuclear science in healthcare, food, farming and for energy
• Rough Deal - following the fortunes of fibre, fruit and pharmaceutical growers as they trade globally
• What Rubbish? - lifting the lid on our growing waste problems

On air... in Africa

Tune in across the continent of Africa where over 80 radio stations broadcast interviews and features gathered by our network of radio journalists. Subscribers receive:

• monthly broadcast kits (AGFAX) which help radio producers keep abreast of key issues and developments
• reporting toolkits on specialist issues (Farming with trees, Livestock science, Sustainable agriculture, Making the most of banana and Fighting cancer in Uganda)

Worldwide, radio journalists can access the AGFAX radio interviews and transcripts through the AGFAX website.