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The Scotland Outdoors podcast from BBC Radio Scotland.

Hello and thanks very much for choosing this podcast. I'm Helen Needham. I'm standing here overlooking

the grazing land of my family farm here in Aberdeenshire. I can see deer, cattle, sheep and horses.

Following on in her father's footsteps, although in another part of the country, my mother's dedicated

her life to producing food from this land.

She's done all sorts. She's grown lettuces and polytunnels for the local supermarket.

She's grown neaps, tatties, bred predigree, cimental cattle, grown oats for porridge, moved into deer farming.

The list goes on.

For farmers like her, especially those who are from the

older section of the community, it's difficult to hear messages about the contribution of climate

change by agriculture and to imagine a future where meat production is no longer at the heart of what

they do. As my guest describes it, an inconvenient truth.

So, what should we be eating in the future

to help mitigate the effects of climate change?

Is it better for the planet to import more plant-based foods?

Is it okay to eat locally sourced meat?

Or is meat totally off the menu?

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