24/10/2015
Join Mark Stephen and Euan McIlwraith for the latest outdoor activities from Shetland to the Borders, including the seed potato industry's view of Scotland's GM crop ban.
From outdoor Aberdeen this week...
The seed potato industry view of Scotland's GM crop ban.
A sheep farmer, wool grader, marketer and knitter tell us about Shetland Wool Week.
Restoring a former open cast mine.
A visit to Rum Bunkhouse.
Recent developments at southern Scotland's only ski club.
And Euan's puppy, Bracken, is trained to behave!
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Chapters
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Scottish Seed Potatoes
Archie Gibson, Exec. Director of Agrico UK, explains where Scottish seed potatoes end up
Shetland Wool Week
A celebration of local textiles and crofting
Open Cast Coal Mining
Buccleuch Estates Chief Executive, John Glen on a mine with a rosier future
Climate Change Focus Farm
Rumbletonrig farm has been designated the first SRUC βclimate change focus farmβ
Tweed Valley Forest Festival
Mark meets people involved in festival planning and tries wood turning
Leadhills Ski Club
Lowther Hill's new attaction - a tow run by the local ski club
Himalayan Photography
Alton Byers shares a story of an historic Everest photographic treasure trove
Dawyck Colour
Mark enjoys the autumnal colours at Dawyck Botanical Gardens and the science behind them
Sustran's Scything
As part of their Greener Greenways project, volunteers promote wildlife along the routes
Rum Bunkhouse
Mark visit's Run's first purpose-built self catering accommodation
Dog Training
Charlie Thorburn of Mordor Gundogs demonstrates how to tame a dog in under 6 minutes
Broadcast
- Sat 24 Oct 2015 06:30ΒιΆΉΤΌΕΔ Radio Scotland
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