31/10/2015
Join Mark Stephen and Euan McIlwraith for the latest outdoor activities, including Quality Meat Scotland's response to the report linking processed and red meat with cancer.
Quality Meat Scotland's response to the World Health Organisation report linking processed and red meat with cancer.
A shelter belt seminar in Pathhead.
How to prepare a bonfire.
Tree of the Year Award results.
Beginner clay pigeon shooting.
Catching wildcats in camera traps.
A Shetland woodland.
Scotland's Chief Medical Officer describes the benefits of walking and
Migrating geese in Montrose basin.
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Chapters
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Winter Farming
Laura Cuthill met farmer, David Smith, to find out about prospects for the months ahead
Shelter Belts
Scotland's Rural College has been running a seminar on shelter belts
Ochils Landscape Partnership
Mark joins Donald Forbes, their Scheme Co-ordinator for a walk around the Ochils
Red Meat and Bowel Cancer Links Report
QMS Chairman, Jim McLaren, gave us his reaction to the publication
Bonfire Building
Claire Bird from Stirling gives Mark some seasonal advice on bonfire building
Tree of the Year
Euan spoke to the finalists at this year's award ceremony
Clay Pigeon Shooting
Commonwealth Games Silver medallist, Drew Christie gives Laura Cuthill a lesson
Trees on Shetland
A couple who are creating woodland on Shetland
Walking Health
Mark learns more about the Step Challenge from Scotland's Chief Medical Officer
Montrose Geese
Euan visits Montrose Basin with reserve warden Anna Cheshire to see the geese
Broadcast
- Sat 31 Oct 2015 06:30±«Óãtv Radio Scotland
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