Show 502 Airing the week of Nov. 14 through Nov. 20
Meyer Hatchery
Meyer Hatchery offers 120 varieties of chicks, ranging from stunning exotics to your standard chicks. While it started as a hobby, Meyer's now ships birds across North America, Mexico and Puerto Rico.
Fall on the Farm
Harvests and hayrides, pumpkins and petting zoos--fall is a special time on Ohio farms.
Clay Corridor
The land between Dresden and Nelsonville offers high quality clay deposits--perfect for pottery making. Artists in the Clay Corridor turn this local resource into works of art.
Show 503 Airing the week of Nov. 21 through Nov. 27
Our Farm: 4 Seasons, 5 Kids
Noted Ohio author Michael J. Rosen creates a vivid portrait of a year in the life of one family on their small Ohio farm.
Animals We Love
Some people have a special relationsihp with their animals. From pets to livestock to work animals, Our Ohio looks at what makes them special.
How to Speak Livestock Farmer
Farmers have their own languages, which can be mystifying to outsiders. Doc Sanders breaks down the livestock jargon.
Show 501 Airing the week of Nov. 28 through Dec. 4
Moonville Trail
Deep in the picturesque hills of Vinton and Athens counties, an abandoned rail line is now a spectacular trail for hikers and horesemen.
Blue Jacket DairyThe owners of this family dairy combine farming and culinary skills to create memorable artisan cheeses.
Forget France
Warren Seymour is an Australian who has lived in Italy, England and France. Today, he and his Ohio-native wife are creating a small vineyard on their Kidron farm.
Show 502 Airing the week of Dec. 5 through Dec. 11
Meyer Hatchery
Meyer Hatchery offers 120 varieties of chicks, ranging from stunning exotics to your standard chicks. While it started as a hobby, Meyer's now ships birds across North America, Mexico and Puerto Rico.
Fall on the Farm
Harvests and hayrides, pumpkins and petting zoos--fall is a special time on Ohio farms.
Clay Corridor
The land between Dresden and Nelsonville offers high quality clay deposits--perfect for pottery making. Artists in the Clay Corridor turn this local resource into works of art.
Show 503 Airing the week of Dec. 12 through Dec. 18
Our Farm: 4 Seasons, 5 Kids
Noted Ohio author Michael J. Rosen creates a vivid portrait of a year in the life of one family on their small Ohio farm.
Animals We Love
Some people have a special relationsihp with their animals. From pets to livestock to work animals, Our Ohio looks at what makes them special.
How to Speak Livestock Farmer
Farmers have their own languages, which can be mystifying to outsiders. Doc Sanders breaks down the livestock jargon.
Show 504 Airing the week of Dec. 19 through Dec. 25
Chestnuts
The American Chestnut was the most prominent tree in the eastern United States until it was oblierated by blight. The Empire Chestnut Company has been working for two generations to bring the chestnut back to Ohio.
Wind Farms
As we look for ways to go green and reduce our carbon footprint, many experts are forecsting that wind power will play a prominent role. Ohio farmers are exploring the idea of harvesting wind energy.
Museum of the U.S. Air Force
Our Ohio tours one of the premier aviation museums in the world and visits with an Ohio WWII fighter pilot.
Show 505 Airing the week of Dec. 26 through Jan. 1
Growing America
Metro High School in Columbus designed a project where its students grew crops to sell at a student-run farmers market. Our Ohio covers the story from planting to harvest.
Hydroponics
Hydroponics is a method of growing plants using mineral nutrient solutions, in water, without soil. Our Ohio revisits the VanScoy farm to see how its hydroponic operation is progressing.
Columbus Produce Terminal
Our Ohio follows sweet corn as it's picked on the Michael Farm in Urbana and then is quickly delivered to the bustling Columbus Produce Terminal. At the terminal, produce from Ohio farms is loaded onto waiting trucks to be delivered to local groceries and markets.
Show 506 Airing the week of Jan. 2 through Jan. 8
The Squash Carver
Gus Smithhisler carves giant pumpkins, or technically squash, into amazing pieces of art. His artwork has taken Gus all the way to the Bellagio in Las Vegas.
SuperSoy: Cool Beans
Soybeans are used for more than just livestock feed, cooking oil and tofu. They are an important component in many paints, plastics, fuels and more.
Ohio's First Farmers
With a visit to SunWatch Village, Our Ohio looks at how native Americans worked with the land.
