Family first, soil always: Inside Fairlands Inc.

Join us for a conversation with our regenerative champions, Rick and Brittney Miller. The father-daughter duo manages the Fairlands Inc. With deep roots in regenerative agriculture, the Millers’ grow non-GMO produce for both local and international markets. Rick brings decades of hands-on experience, while Brittney shares how she’s helping steer the farm toward a more intentional, adaptable future. Brittney opens up about the ongoing battle of produce pricing and marketing but finds joy in the freedom and flexibility that farming gives her and her family.

The material featured in this episode is based upon work supported by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, under Regional Conservation Partnership Program Supplemental Agreement number 2794. 

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Why Hemp might just change everything

Join us for a conversation with our regenerative champions, TJ Richardson and Justin Helt. The duo co-owns The Ohio Hemp Company (TOHC) in New Carlisle, Ohio. Founded in 2020, TOHC is driven by the cultivation and promotion of high-quality hemp fiber and grains. They work alongside farmers and researchers to validate the potential of hemp as a renewable resource that reduces environmental impact and offers natural alternatives to plastics, textiles, feed, and more. But their journey isn’t without hurdles, TJ and Justin describes limited processing infrastructure, lack of funding, climate change, and lack of public education. Despite these challenges, TJ and Justin remains steadfast in their mission to lay the groundwork for a more resilient, hemp-powered future in Ohio and beyond.

The material featured in this episode is based upon work supported by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, under Regional Conservation Partnership Program Supplemental Agreement number 2794. 

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Edgemont grows: Revitalizing community through regenerative farming

Join us for a conversation with our regenerative champion, Rhonda Miller. Rhonda is a board member of the Greater Edgemont Community Coalition and Solar Garden in Dayton, Ohio. Since its founding in the 1970s, the community organization has been the heartbeat of Edgemont, sustaining its identity and revitalization through regenerative urban farming education. Rhonda passionately emphasizes the importance of passing down farming knowledge to the next generation as a means of survival. Thankfully, support from the city is growing too, helping to cultivate a future where Edgemont’s legacy of resilience and self-reliance continues to bloom.

The material featured in this episode is based upon work supported by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, under Regional Conservation Partnership Program Supplemental Agreement number 2794. 

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