Our OhioHosted by veteran farm journalist Dave Russell, this fast moving and engaging studio discussion examines the changing nature of our relationship with animals. Guests include Harold Dates, CEO of SPCA Cincinnati; Dr. Kathryn Proudfoot, Assistant Professor with The OSU College of Veterinary Medicine; and Charles Wildman, Ohio pork producer and industry leader.
The show will air on Ohio Public Television beginning Oct. 18, 2014.
Our Ohio Special: The Human-Animal Bond Part OneOur Ohio2014-10-21 | Hosted by veteran farm journalist Dave Russell, this fast moving and engaging studio discussion examines the changing nature of our relationship with animals. Guests include Harold Dates, CEO of SPCA Cincinnati; Dr. Kathryn Proudfoot, Assistant Professor with The OSU College of Veterinary Medicine; and Charles Wildman, Ohio pork producer and industry leader.
The show will air on Ohio Public Television beginning Oct. 18, 2014.
Part Two will air Oct. 25, 2014.Our Ohio TV special - 20 Seconds of CourageOur Ohio2018-06-25 | A 30-minute documentary film from ThinkTV tells the story of Roger and his family as they struggle to overcome the devastation of addiction. Faced with overwhelmed and underfunded rural support services, Roger and others in his town began reaching out to addicts and their families. Today this patchwork coalition includes a progressive judge, a concerned family physician and faith-based leaders-- all working to save their community-- one person at a time. But destigmatizing addiction, especially in conservative rural communities, is a rough road to travel. For many, that journey began with 20 seconds of courage.Dulls DetasselingOur Ohio2018-04-06 | Season 11, Episode 9 Under the hot July sun, kids have been detasseling corn at the Dull Homestead Farm for many years.Tiger MushroomOur Ohio2018-04-06 | Season 11, Episode 10 Te'Lario Watkins II founded Tiger Mushroom Farms when he was just seven years old. Based near Cleveland, Griffin Cider Works specializes in high quality, English-style hard ciders. Carillon Brewery serves, "History by the pint", by using traditional techniques from the late 1800s.Barry Wheeler: Blacksmith ArtistOur Ohio2017-09-18 | Barry Wheeler of Ashland, Ohio, learned his art form through generations of blacksmiths in his family. His highly detailed artwork has prompted the Ohio Arts Council to name him a 2016 Ohio Heritage Fellow. From Our Ohio Show 1209Wildmans Spice CompanyOur Ohio2017-09-18 | Wildman’s Spice Company was founded in 1895 and today it’s still a family owned business, blending and bottling the finest spices, seasonings and extracts. From Our Ohio Show 1207Liberty HoneyOur Ohio2017-08-25 | In northwest Ohio, a young beekeeper is growing her business and educating the public. And that keeps her busy as a, well, you know. From Our Ohio Show 1206
Bethany Carlson also was featured in Our Ohio magazine: ofbf.org/2016/08/23/full-buzz-young-beekeeper-spreads-word-pollinationJackie O’s BreweryOur Ohio2017-08-18 | Established in 2005, Jackie O’s is more than a brewery – it’s also a brewpub, a farm and a bakeshop. For maximum sustainability, resources and expertise are shared across all four parts of the enterprise. From Our Ohio Show 1202Bucyrus Copper Kettle WorksOur Ohio2017-08-18 | Since 1874, copper kettles have been hand crafted at this small shop in Bucyrus, Ohio. From Our Ohio Show 1201Carillon BreweryOur Ohio2017-08-18 | In the 1880s, Dayton had 14 breweries. Today, Carillon Brewery serves ‘History by the Pint’, by using traditional techniques, historic recipes, and historically brewed. From Our Ohio Show 1205Fire Proof MustardOur Ohio2017-07-26 | An arsonist burned down their garage and damaged their home. Worst of all, they lost the use of their kitchen. For Kathleen and Kaden, cooking together is a passion. Together, they overcame adversity to earn a shot at winning the Ohio Signature Food Contest. From Our Ohio Show 1204Cuyahoga Valley National ParkOur Ohio2017-07-26 | Winding between Cleveland and Akron, this park has scenic beauty, abundant wildlife and recreational opportunities. And there’s a push to preserve the agricultural heritage of the region. From Our Ohio Show 1203The Bucyrus Copper Kettle WorksOur Ohio2017-07-26 | Since 1874 copper kettles have been hand crafted at this small shop in Bucyrus, Ohio. From Our Ohio show 1201Jackie Os BreweryOur Ohio2017-07-26 | Established in 2005, Jackie O’s is more than a brewery – it’s also a brewpub, a farm and a bakeshop. For maximum sustainability, resources and expertise are shared across all four parts of the enterprise. From Our Ohio Show 1202Our Ohio Live StreamOur Ohio2017-01-25 | ...Growing Hops in OhioOur Ohio2016-11-01 | Since 2011, the number of breweries in Ohio has more than doubled. And as the craft brewing craze has exploded, there’s been a desire for locally sourced hops. So what’s it like to venture into the world of hops farming? from Our Ohio TV Episode 1153Acres of AdventureOur Ohio2016-09-15 | Located in Bucyrus, Ohio, Acres of Adventure provides fun, hands-on activities for visitors of all ages. Through interactive learning, people are connected to agriculture, creating a greater understanding for the farmers who produce their food. From Our Ohio Show 1148Farm Beach BethelOur Ohio2016-09-15 | With just an acre under cultivation, Adam and Sarah Mancino work exclusively with hand tools, using hoop houses to raise greens and root vegetables in the colder months and sustainable practices to grow heirloom tomatoes and sweet peppers in the summer. From Our Ohio Show 1144Hartstone PotteryOur Ohio2016-08-02 | Zanesville, Ohio used to be the pottery capital of the world. Today, Hartstone Pottery is one of the few remaining leaders of American-produced, handmade and hand painted stoneware pottery.RiverboatsOur Ohio2016-08-02 | Welcome aboard the Belle of Cincinnati. Plenty of riverboat history, colorful stories and some good old banjo music make this a leisurely trip into Ohio’s past.Stories in the StonesOur Ohio2016-08-02 | Located at Alum Creek State Park, the H.R. Collins Laboratory is the state archive of geological samples and data and the headquarters of the Ohio Seismic Network. A visit to the lab reveals secrets of Ohio’s past and a glimpse of our geologic future. From Our Ohio Show 1137.Pleiades Maple ProductsOur Ohio2016-03-04 | Learn about how maple products are made with Pleiades Maple Products. Ohio's Maple Madness trail takes place on the weekends throughout March. View a map of the trail and Our Ohio Magazine story about the trail and Ohio Maple: ofbf.org/2016/03/01/maple-madness-happens-in-march-take-a-sweet-drive-into-sugar-country
Become an Our Ohio Supporter at SupportOurOhio.orgBecome an Our Ohio SupporterOur Ohio2016-01-20 | SupportOurOhio.orgSeeds of TraditionOur Ohio2016-01-18 | Before Roundup arrived on the scene in the 1970s, many farmers in our state planted Ohio Certified Seeds. Today, Darke County farmer Matt Aultman is searching for bio-diversity and a ‘made in Ohio’ product. And that search is taking him back to his roots. From Our Ohio Show 1114RoboDairyOur Ohio2016-01-04 | Scientists believe that humans first started milking cows about 6,000 years ago. Many incremental changes have shaped today’s dairy industry. But then, the robots showed up. From Our Ohio Show 1105The Mission ContinuesOur Ohio2016-01-04 | Shane Wood was a rambunctious kid. Growing up, he spent a lot of time on his grandfather’s Hardin County farm. After high school, Shane chose to make a career in the military. But an IED in Iraq changed everything. From Our Ohio Show 1103Made in the USAOur Ohio2016-01-04 | With $225 billion purchased annually, the United States is the single largest market for apparel on earth. But of all the clothes we purchase, only 2 percent are made in the USA. Factories have closed and American jobs have disappeared. That got Lawson Nickol fired up. From Our Ohio Show 1101Drones: Precision FarmingOur Ohio2016-01-04 | Every day drones are making headlines. From covert warfare to package delivery, drones are the wave of the future. Today, Ohio farmers are learning how drones can help in soil/crop analysis, leading to customized planting applications and maximized yields. From Our Ohio Show 1110.Griffin Cider WorksOur Ohio2016-01-04 | Based near Cleveland, Griffin Cider Works specializes in high quality, English-style hard ciders. It’s made with fresh juice from eight to 15 select varieties of 100 percent Ohio grown apples. We know its authentic English-style because it’s made by an Englishman. From Our Ohio Show 1109Learning Tree FarmOur Ohio2015-05-27 | In April 1973, classroom teachers who were concerned about how "out of touch" their students were with the outdoors, founded the Learning Tree Farm. It has been serving school children and their families in the Dayton area, growing from about 200 students in 1973 to more than 6,000 in 2006. http://www.learningtreefarm.orgOur Ohio Special: GMOs (Part 2)Our Ohio2014-12-22 | The GMO discussion continues in Part Two of this Our Ohio Special: GMOs. In 1994 a tomato was the first FDA approved, genetically modified food. Today GMOs are big business. About 90 percent of all cotton, corn and soybean crops are genetically modified. So, what are the purported benefits and concerns of GMOs? Host Dave Russell is joined by a diverse panel in this engaging discussion.Our Ohio Special: GMOs (Part 1)Our Ohio2014-12-15 | In 1994, a tomato was the first FDA approved, genetically modified food. Today GMOs are big business. About 90 percent of all cotton, corn and soybean crops are genetically modified. So, what are the purported benefits and concerns of GMOs? Host Dave Russell is joined by a diverse panel in this engaging discussion.Welcome to Our OhioOur Ohio2014-12-05 | Our Ohio highlights the best of the Buckeye State through stories about and engagement with Ohio farm families and Farm Bureau members. Find out how you can support food and farms in Ohio at supportourohio.org.Our Ohio Special: GMOs (Part One) PreviewOur Ohio2014-12-04 | In 1994, a tomato was the first FDA approved, genetically modified food. Today GMOs are big business. About 90 percent of all cotton, corn and soybean crops are genetically modified. So, what are the purported benefits and concerns of GMOs? Host Dave Russell is joined by a diverse panel in this engaging discussion. Our Ohio Special: GMOs (Part One) will air Dec. 13 on Ohio Public Television Stations.Picture Our OhioOur Ohio2014-12-03 | We're proud to support Ohio's food and farm community and the contributions it makes to our state.Our Ohio Special: The Human-Animal Bond Part TwoOur Ohio2014-10-27 | Hosted by veteran farm journalist Dave Russell, this fast moving and engaging studio discussion examines the changing nature of our relationship with animals. Guests include Harold Dates, CEO of SPCA Cincinnati; Dr. Kathryn Proudfoot, Assistant Professor with The OSU College of Veterinary Medicine; and Charles Wildman, Ohio pork producer and industry leader.
Part One aired Oct. 18 and is available here: youtube.com/watch?v=KvRHFjkozvsOur Ohio Special: The Human Animal Bond PROMOOur Ohio2014-10-10 | Hosted by veteran farm journalist Dave Russell, this fast moving and engaging studio discussion examines the changing nature of our relationship with animals. Guests include Harold Dates, CEO of SPCA Cincinnati; Dr. Kathryn Proudfoot, Assistant Professor with The OSU College of Veterinary Medicine; and Charles Wildman, Ohio pork producer and industry leader.
The show will air on Ohio Public Television beginning Oct. 18, 2014.Edwin George: Folk ArtistOur Ohio2014-09-24 | Connecting the past to the future, folk artist Edwin George creates paintings from his traditions, myths and cultural heritage. From Our Ohio show 938Sogbety Diomande: Beat ItOur Ohio2014-09-24 | When Sogbety left his West African village he brought his love of drumming with him. His skills have earned him an Ohio Heritage Fellowship. From Our Ohio show 938Ohios craft brewers renew interest in local hopsOur Ohio2014-07-28 | Jackie O's Pub and Brewery in Athens, Ohio is using locally-grown hops in its seasonal beers. An increase in craft breweries is helping to bring the long-gone crop back to Ohio.New Generation FarmersOur Ohio2014-07-21 | OUR OHIO SPECIAL: New Generation Farmers Hosted by veteran farm journalist Dave Russell, this fast moving and engaging studio discussion looks at how the traditional values of agriculture are being combined with new ideas and opportunities. From Our Ohio show 929Passion for scienceOur Ohio2014-06-25 | We talked with several science advocates in Ohio's food and farm community, and found it was a similar belief that drove their enthusiasm to explore new ideas. They had so many great things to say we couldn't fit it all in the magazine and these behind-the-scenes interviews give you a little extra. Look for the full story in the July/August 'Our Ohio' or on OurOhio.org
From Our Ohio show 925Global Impact STEM AcademyOur Ohio2014-05-07 | Global Impact STEM Academy in Springfield is the first of its kind in Ohio to offer high school students hands-on learning of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) with a focus on agbioscience. Last August, the school opened its doors to 46 ninth-grade students and is temporarily housed at Clark State Community College. The goal is to move into the vacant Springfield South High School building and grow to 400 students.
Read more in Our Ohio magazine: http://ourohio.org/community/building-community/1137/first-of-its-kindOhio CanalsOur Ohio2014-03-27 | ...Captain of the CuyahogaOur Ohio2014-03-27 | ...First FarmersOur Ohio2014-03-26 | Long before the arrival of Europeans, Native Americans were working the land. Near Dayton, along the banks of the Great Miami River, SunWatch Village, was the home of some of Ohio’s first farmers.Images from Our Ohio: Behind the ScenesOur Ohio2014-01-15 | Our Ohio photographer Dave Liggett shares the stories behind three of his favorite photos.Chesterhill Produce Auction - Growing HopeOur Ohio2013-10-30 | See the full video at http://youtu.be/p0A81-tDSkgGrowing Hope - Chesterhill Produce AuctionOur Ohio2013-10-10 | In one of Ohio's poorest county's, something big is happening. Echoing across the green hills are the staccato sounds of auctioneers. For the local residents, it's the sound of commerce, community and hope. From Our Ohio Show 848.