Alle Folgen

A special episode to celebrate Landward’s 50th anniversary. Dougie takes a walk through five decades of the series, meeting presenters past and present.

Dougie is in Argyle to find out more about the fire that devastated Inveraray Castle in 1975. Elsewhere, Cammy is at the Stirling Bull Sales to follow the top-priced animals through the ring.

Landward explores depopulation, one of the biggest issues facing Scotland’s fragile rural communities. The team meets the people battling to reverse the trend.

Dougie visits a dairy farm near Torthorwald in Dumfriesshire for spring calving on a grand scale. Meanwhile, Cammy is on home turf in Ayrshire as early potato planting gets under way.

Dougie heads for Ben Ledi in the Trossachs to help with some high-altitude fieldwork. And 25 years on from the foot-and-mouth outbreak, Arlene finds out about a legacy that is helping today's farmers.

Dougie, Arlene and Shahbaz head to the Isle of Bute, the jewel of the Firth of Clyde. Dougie meets resilient dairy farmers, and Arlene lends a hand with a beach ranger.

Dougie is in the Cairngorms to see how precious habitats are being protected against wildfires. Meanwhile, Anne takes a trip to the Isle of May to uncover her family’s lighthouse history.

Dougie visits a farm near Eyemouth to let the cows out for summer. Meanwhile, Rosie steps back in time in Aberdeenshire to find out what one old farm building can reveal about the past.

Dougie is at the Glencoe Youth Hostel helping out the warden as the busy tourist season gets under way. Meanwhile, Burns fan Cammy makes a pilgrimage to Ellisland Farm in Dumfriesshire.

Dougie is in East Sutherland to find out about the challenges of modern crofting, and Shahbaz visits the Bone Caves in Assynt to see how an increase in visitor numbers is damaging the site.

Dougie is on Montrose Beach measuring the increasing rate of coastal erosion. Meanwhile, as the annual clip gets under way, Cammy gives apprentice Anne a masterclass in the art of shearing.

Dougie is in the East Neuk of Fife to see how strawberry growing season has extended. Meanwhile, Cammy meets the sheep dresser getting livestock competition ready for the Royal Highland Show.

Dougie and the team round up all the action from this year’s Royal Highland Show. Cammy catches up with a professional sheep dresser as he makes finishing touches before showing his Bleu du Maines.

Dougie is in the Cairngorms to see how wildlife and precious habitats have been impacted by the recent devastating wildfire.

In a special episode, the team explores the delights of the Buchan Coast, including rock pools, a lighthouse and a secret buried under dunes.

Dougie is in Speyside visiting the world’s oldest Aberdeen Angus herd. Meanwhile, Leanna joins a team ringing red kite chicks and finds out about their conservation success.

Dougie is in Easter Ross uncloaking the hidden story of a local landmark. Meanwhile, Arlene is on Jura meeting three women who are making a living and living their dream.

Dougie is in the Borders to round up all the action from the Sheep Dog World Trial at Lauder. Rosie is on Bute for a trialling masterclass from one of the country’s best handlers.

Dougie visits Ardtornish Estate in Morvern to see rare Irish cattle return to Scotland after centuries. Rosie visits the Peterhead dairy farm that is finding new markets for their milk.

Dougie visits Scotland’s first inclusive farm, where agriculture is accessible for all. Arlene finds out how the people of Jura are finding new outlets for venison.

Dougie visits the annual autumn calf sale at the historic Newton Stewart mart, and Cammy investigates what the arrival of the bluetongue virus means for Scottish farmers.