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Scotland's farming and countryside programme, including the weather for the week ahead. Nancy Nicolson travels to Brazil to analyse the country's beef industry.

Episode 1

Scotland's farming and countryside programme comes from the annual Scottish Food and Drink Excellence Awards at the Hub, Edinburgh. Including weather for the week ahead.

Episode 2

Scotland's farming and countryside programme investigates the EU ban on strychnine that will affect moles and their catchers. Including weather for the week ahead.

Episode 3

Scotland's farming and countryside programme looks at the growing problem of ticks in the countryside and an invasion of foxes in the Hebrides. Including weather for the week ahead.

Episode 4

Scotland's farming and countryside programme looks at how Scottish beef is being received following the resumption of exports. Including weather for the week ahead.

Episode 5

Scotland's farming and countryside programme focuses on sheep as the team visits the biannual Scotsheep event and hears of plans in Shetland to reinstate air-dried mutton.

Episode 6

Why Shetland farmers have placed a bounty on rabbits. And capitalising on equine tourism.

Episode 7

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. The team descends on Ingliston for the Royal Highland Show 2006. Including the weather for the week ahead.

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Episode 10

Scotland's farming and countryside programme, including the weather forecast for the week ahead. A look at the legacy of the 18th-century Scottish plant hunters.

Episode 11

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. A look at the promotion of local tourism and products in three different locations. Plus the weather forecast for the week ahead.

Episode 12

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. Fishermen mount a campaign to clean up the coastal environment.

Episode 13

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. Investigates fly-tipping in the countryside; could organised criminal gangs be behind the dumping of thousands of old tyres?

Episode 14

We catch up with the West Highland Clydesdales as they conclude their epic journey from Skye to Cumbria. Includes the weather for the week ahead.

Episode 15

Episode 16

Scotland's farming and countryside programme, including the weather for the week ahead.

Episode 17

Episode 18

Episode 19

Scotland's Food, Farming, Environment and Rural Affairs magazine programme featuring the latest developments and debates affecting the nation's countryside.

Episode 20

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. In the last programme of 2006 the team reflect back on a year in the working life of the Scottish countryside.

Episode 21

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. The team return from the Christmas break with health and safety for forestry workers coming under the spotlight and the potential of mountain biking as a lucrative source of income for landowners. Plus the weather forecast for the week ahead.

Episode 22

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. Seventy per cent of the road deaths in Scotland occur on rural roads despite the perception that they are safer than busier urban roads. What can be done to reduce the death toll?

Fort William and Lochaber claim to be the 'Outdoor Capital of the UK'. But do they really deserve that title? Lindsay Cannon looks at what's on offer.

And we look at the resumption of cockle picking on the Solway Firth after a four year break to allow stocks to recover. Plus the weather forecast for the week ahead.

Episode 23

Scotland's food, farming, environment and rural affairs magazine. Includes the weather for the week ahead.

Episode 24

Scotland's food, farming, environment and rural affairs magazine programme featuring the latest developments and debates affecting the nation's countryside.

Episode 25

Episode 26

Episode 27

Episode 28

Scotland's farming and countryside programme.

Episode 29

Scotland's farming and countryside programme.

We take a look at the agricultural shows facing a threat from new bio-security measures, the return of salmon to our major rivers, the Polish migrants helping to repopulate the highlands and the modern farming legacy of an eighteenth century fraudster MP.

Episode 30

Landward returns for a new series hosted by Nick Nairn. Throughout the series Nick and a team of reporters will search out the best Scottish produce and tackle the burning issues affecting those who live, work and play in the Scottish countryside.

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. Nick Nairn and a team of reporters search out the best Scottish produce and tackle the burning issues affecting those who live, work and play in the Scottish countryside.

Nick Nairn and the team continue to investigate the issues affecting those who live work and play in the Scottish countryside.

Nick Nairn and the team continue their weekly quest to get into the heart of the Countryside to find out what makes rural Scotland tick.

Episode 11: Borders Food/Red Kites

Nick Nairn and the team bring you a breath of fresh air from the Scottish countryside. This week plans to restore historic homes have hit the buffers, the prickly problems facing hedgehogs, and a tasty morsel from the borders.

Episode 12: Rowallan; Borders Food

Nick Nairn and the team continue their weekly quest to get into the heart of the Countryside to find out what makes rural Scotland tick. Sarah discovers why Aspen trees face a lonely future if they can't spice up their love lives, Nick meets a specialist haggis-maker in the borders, and Euan finds out how a charity on Deeside rescues horses from cruelty and neglect, and offers them a second chance at life.

Episode 13: Borders Food and Larsen Traps

Nick Nairn and the team return for a new series of the weekly magazine featuring the people and places that make Scotland's countryside tick. Includes a five-day weather forecast.

Nick Nairn and the team present the weekly magazine featuring the people and places that make Scotland's countryside tick. Includes a five-day weather forecast.

Step into the Scottish countryside with Nick Nairn and the team. This week they discover how one Ayrshire estate has been transformed into an outdoors playground, and a look at why steading conversions are the big new trend in Scottish housing. Also includes the Landward weather forecast for the week ahead.

Episode 17: Ayrshire

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. Landward does Top Gear as Euan McIlwraith test drives the country's first Hydrogen powered car. Ken Rundle joins the pea harvesters as they race against the clock to get the peas from field to freezer in under 150 minutes. Plus, a five-day weather forecast for outdoor workers.

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. Nick Nairn investigates the claims of farmers selling 'Carbon neutral' beef. In Shetland, changing sea temperatures have created a new opportunity for the island's fishermen. The team meet the unsung heroines of the second world war effort- the Women's Land Army. Plus, a full five-day weather forecast.

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. Nick Nairn and the team travel throughout Scotland to find out about the people, places and pastimes that make the countryside tick.

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. Nick Nairn meets the Gairloch landowner who has spent a ten-year labour of love planting millions of trees.

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. Nick Nairn climbs Ben Nevis and gets some tips on winter hill-walking. Sarah Mack investigates the mysterious case of the collapsing gundogs. Includes a five-day weather forecast for outdoor enthusiasts.

Nick Nairn presents Scotland's farming and countryside programme. Nick goes fishing for prawns in the Clyde and meets a graduate of the Responsible Fishing scheme. Sarah Mack meets some fossil hunters. Plus, a five day weather forecast.

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. Landward does Top Gear as Euan McIlwraith test drives the UK's first road-legal Hydrogen car in Shetland and Ken Rundle takes a nostalgic look at vintage farm machinery. Plus a five-day weather forecast.

Scotland's farming and countryside programme, including the weather for the week ahead. Nick Nairn and the team travel across Scotland feeling the festive spirit. Sarah Mack joins the Nairn bell-ringers, and there's a review of the Landward year.

Christmas Special

Scotland's farming and countryside programme, including the weather for the week ahead. Nick Nairn goes on the Fife food diet. Ken Rundle joins a pig farmers' demonstration. Sarah goes Moray Firth Dolphin spotting.

Stories from Scotland's countryside. Nick continues the Fife Food Diet. Euan McIlwraith looks at raptor poisoning. Ken Rundle takes a farm break. Plus a five day weather forecast.

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. Nick Nairn profiles more great food from Fife, Ken Rundle looks at a free-range approach to dairy farming and Euan McIlwraith reports on efforts to improve the road safety of young drivers. Plus the weather forecast for the week.

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. Nick Nairn cooks up a meal based on the Fife food diet and Sarah Mack investigates the continued importance to community life of the village hall. Plus the weather forecast for the week ahead.

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. Ken Rundle investigates whether Angus cattle from Argentina could have an effect on the British beef market.

Nick Nairn examines why Mutton is making a comeback and Sarah Mack celebrates 100 years of the Scottish Ladies Climbing Club. Plus a five day weather forecast.

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. Nick Nairn and the team investigate the future of mountain rescue in Scotland. Shooting interests and conservationists join forces to work on the management of Langholm Moor, and wildlife sculptures start popping up in a Trossachs forest.

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. Nick is challenged to cook a two-course meal made from Scottish produced ingredients bought from a supermarket.

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. Nick Nairn and the team uncover more stories from, from food and farming to walks and wildlife. Plus a five day weather forecast.

Nick Nairn and the team uncover more stories from Scotland's countryside.

Nick Nairn and the team to explore Scotland's countryside and meet the people who live work and play in one of the world's great landscapes. Plus a five day weather forecast.

Scotland's rural affairs magazine covering food, farming, environment, wildlife and leisure, with Nick Nairn. Includes a five day weather forecast.

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. Nick Nairn takes a trip on Loch Katrine aboard the famous Sir Walter Scott which has just undergone a green makeover. Plus more stories celebrating life in Scotland's countryside and a five day weather forecast.

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. Nick Nairn and the team are live at the Royal Highland Show. Over the first two days of one of the biggest events in the Scottish Calendar, the team scour the entire showground to present the news, views, sights and sounds, as well as a preview of some of the weekend highlights. Plus a five day weather forecast.

Scotland's farming and countryside programme, including the weather for the week ahead.

In the final programme in the series, Nick and the Landward team present all the news, views, sights and sounds from the Royal Highland Show 2008.

Plus a five-day weather forecast.

Nick Nairn, Sarah Mack and Euan Mcilwraith return for a new series of Scotland's farming and countryside magazine show. The nation's obsession with wasting food is tackled and there is a unique insight into the lives of a family of Ospreys. Plus a five day waether forecast.

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. The team find a sloution to a dairy dilemma, meet the funghi expert unearthing new species and take to the Sutherland hills in an attempt to gold-pan their way out of the credit crunch. Includes a five day weather forecast.

Scotland's rural affairs magazine covering food, farming, environment, wildlife and leisure. Nick Nairn visits Caithness to meet the people behind the fastest growing food company in Scotland - Mey Selections. Despite being hundreds of miles from their markets, the collection of farmers and other food producers have grown the brand into a 10 million-pound business.

Farmers count the cost of one of the wettest autumns in years with many still trying to harvest their crops in October. A look at Haddington Farmers' Market as it dips its toe into the export business for one week only and Singer Dougie MacLean reveals his passion for old tractors. Includes a five day weather forecast.

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. Nick Nairn looks at the role of peat bogs in reducing the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere and asks if the building of wind farms could do more harm than good. Sarah begins a three-week journey looking at how different sectors of the Scottish tourism industry have coped with the credit crunch. And Euan contrasts the fortunes of sea eagles on the east and west coasts. Plus a five-day weather forecast.

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. Nick Nairn looks at how farmers, landowners and homeowners can protect their property in rural Scotland. Sarah Mack meets more tourism businesses using innovation to beat the credit crunch and on Remembrance weekend Euan McIlwraith visits one of many military air crash sites in the Scottish hills. Plus a five-day weather forecast.

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. Nick Nairn looks at how farmers, landowners and home owners can protect their property in rural Scotland. Euan McIlwraith goes trawling for squid in the Moray Firth and Sarah Mack meets the enterprising tourist businesses working together to beat the credit crunch. Plus a five-day weather forecast.

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. Nick Nairn finds out about the Scottish countryside's answer to Facebook: 'Placebook Scotland' while Sarah Mack starts a two-part investigation into the changing face of crofting. Euan Mcilwraith visits the Perthshire farmland that until recently hid the largest collection of prehistoric monuments on mainland Scotland. Plus a five-day weather forecast.

Scotland's farming and countryside series. Euan Mcilwraith goes up a creek with a paddle to highlight plans for long-distance canoe trails and Sarah Mack heads to the Western Isles to hear crofters' concerns about the future of their way of life. Plus the five-day weather forecast.

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. Nick Nairn starts a miniseries on winter photography. Three years after the introduction of the Access laws, Euan McIlwraith asks whether Scotland's countryside is truly open, and Sarah Mack joins the Western Isles war against an American invader.

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. Euan goes fishing for squid in the Moray Firth. Sarah searches for the Olympic horse stars of the future, and Nick continues his series on winter photography.

In the final programme of the series, Nick Nairn continues his miniseries on winter photography and Euan McIlwraith joins the battle to preserve our native pearl mussel, while Bruce MacGregor meets farmers who run a sandwich shop with a difference.

Scotland's countryside magazine returns with a new addition to the team. Dougie Vipond reveals the shocking results of an exclusive survey on tail docking of dogs. Euan McIlwraith meets the residents of Kinlochbervie who are fed up of dealing with nightly stag parties, and Nick Nairn cooks up a treat to beat the credit crunch using cheap cuts of meat. Plus a five-day weather forecast.

Scotland's countryside magazine. Dougie Vipond is in the Western Isles to hear concerns over the government's campaign against bluetongue disease. Euan McIlwraith celebrates the re-opening of the road to the isles, and Nick Nairn provides advice on credit crunch-busting cuts of meat. Plus, a five-day weather forecast.

Scotland's countryside magazine.

Dougie Vipond goes on a rural pub crawl to find out why so many pubs are closing down. Nick Nairn cooks up some cheap and tasty cuts of meat, Euan McIlwraith takes to the hills with a hungry golden eagle, and Sarah Mack roadtests slippers for Dairy cows. Plus a five-day weather forecast.

Dougie Vipond presents Scotland's weekly rural magazine.

Sarah Mack helps celebrate Perth Farmers' Market's 10th birthday and looks at the role markets have played in promoting fresh local food. Euan McIlwraith is in Burns Country for a ploughing match organised as part of Homecoming 2009, and Nick Nairn concludes his mini-series cooking unfashionable and cheap cuts of meat. Plus, a five-day weather forecast.

Dougie Vipond and the team present Scotland's rural affairs magazine.

Visiting the farm where you can eat ten different steaks in a day, tackling the problem of a growing rroe deer population, and chef Nick Nairn takes on the lunchbox challenge.

Dougie Vipond and the team present Scotland's countryside magazine, including a look at how nature conservationists and golfers find a way to live in harmony on the southern tip of Argyll.

Dougie Vipond is in Skye where crofters and environmentalists are in dispute over claims that sea eagles are killing lambs. Euan McIlwraith assesses the importance of drystane dykes to the health of the countryside, and Nick Nairn carries out another lunchbox challenge.

Dougie Vipond presents Scotland's farming and countryside magazine. The reintroduction of the beaver goes on trial in Argyll. Nick Nairn gives his top tips for summer barbecues.

Dougie Vipond previews the start of the World Fly-fishing Championships being held in Scotland for the first time, Sarah Mack turns over turf to uncover treasure, and Nick Nairn has more tips and recipes to create the perfect summer barbecue.

Dougie Vipond visits the Borders on horseback to take part in the Hawick Common Riding and Nick Nairn has more tips and recipes for the barbecue season.

Dougie Vipond goes on patrol with the water bailiffs of the River Tay as they try to crack down on a rise in salmon poaching. Euan McIlwraith heads for the Isles on a seaplane and Nick Nairn has a hot recipe for a barbecue pudding.

Dougie Vipond and the team are at Ingliston near Edinburgh for the highlight of the countryside calendar - the Royal Highland Show 2009. Over four days 160,000 people will visit the showground. The Landward team have all the news, views, sights and sounds from the week when the country comes to town!

Dougie Vipond and the team are back with Scotland's countryside magazine. Over the next four months Landward will take you on a journey through Scotland's landscape to bring you the best in food, farming, wildlife, environment and leisure.

Scotland's farming and countryside programme. Dougie Vipond goes on the beat to learn about life as a rural special constable. Euan McIlwraith is on the gallops as a leading Scottish trainer prepares his horse for the prestigious Ayr Gold Cup, and Nick Nairn continues his series looking at the achievements and challenges facing Scotland's fishing industry.

Landward is a long-running Scottish television programme focusing on agricultural and rural issues, produced and broadcast by BBC Scotland.

The Best Seasons of Landward

The Best Seasons of Landward

Season 1

Season 2

Season 3

Season 4

Season 5

Season 6

Season 7

Season 8

Season 9

Season 20