29/06/2013
Mark Stephen and Euan McIlwraith find out why Scotland's busiest long-distance footpath is being upgraded, plus young farmers talk about the difficulties of getting started.
As agreement is finally reached on the reform of European agricultural policy, Euan McIlwraith gauges the reaction from a farmer, an environmentalist and an economist.
Why some sections of Scotland's busiest long distance footpath are being upgraded over the next few months.
Mark Stephen talks to young farmers about the difficulties of getting started in the industry.
Testing the new geocache trail in the Ochil Hills Woodland Park.
Scotland's oldest university mountaineering club marks its 90th anniversary.
Embracing the Scandinavian lifestyle with a mobile sauna and an ice-cold pond.
Plus, how to remove a tick safely.
And how do you make a permaculture cake?
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- Sat 29 Jun 2013 06:3091热爆 Radio Scotland
- Sun 30 Jun 2013 11:0591热爆 Radio Scotland
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