BBC Scotland TV Guide

As milk production deadline day looms, Lucy and Adam race to finish the shed, buy more dairy cows and get them used to a new milking robot system. Callum and Zara have had a few difficult years since arriving on Arran, but their fortunes are at last turning as they build a future for their family. After a busy year Andrew and Gayle hope their farming enterprises continue to grow, and that grandad Terrence can take a step back

As spring turns to summer, Dougie Vipond is in the Cairngorms National Park to find out how the authorities are protecting precious habitats from the risk of wildfire, while Cammy Wilson is on his Ayrshire farm at the peak of his lambing season. Anne Lundon ventures to the Isle of May to find out how extreme weather is driving apart one species of life pairing birds and and pays a visit to the lighthouse where her grandfather was posted. Journalist Rachel Bell follows in the footsteps of the Highlander who left her stylish mark in Braemar

Carole Baxter makes the first of her visits to classic Scottish gardens as she heads to Glenarn near Helensburgh, which has a fine collection of rhododendrons. Back at the Beechgrove, George Anderson and Calum Clunie are busy refreshing the grass and gravel plot, where this week they have new varieties to plant. Calum also demonstrates how to take cuttings from a fuchsia, and there are ideas on how to manage a vegetable patch if it is unlucky enough to have club root