With spring in the air, Dougie visits Aikengall Farm near Dunbar during their busiest time of the year. He lends a hand with the new arrivals as calving and lambing get fully under way. Arlene is also in East Lothian, climbing Traprain Law and meeting the Exmoor ponies that graze the hillside to keep the vegetation at bay.

Cammy sets out to meet some of Scotland's most inspiring next-generation farmers. This week, he is in Fife to meet a new-entrant farmer who is proving that rare breed sheep can be commercially viable.

We catch up with the work of our two rural vets as springtime brings new life to Scotland's farms, and Shahbaz is back to select his favourite springtime-themed viewer photographs.

Dougie visits Hillhead Farm in Dumbartonshire to meet the farming family who are taking control of their succession. The Imrie family consists of six siblings who are working together to diversify the business and make the farm viable going forward - but what if you don't come from a farming background?

Anne is near Balfron meeting the farm match couple brought together by their passion for agriculture. She also visits Kilmartin Glen in Argyll to shine a light on the earliest prehistoric animal carvings discovered in Scotland.

Cammy continues his series about inspirational next-generation farmers, meeting a young farmer who has diversified into deer. And Shahbaz selects the best of the viewers' photos on the theme of the next generation.