<p>This month, when the maple sap is flowing, we have three different stories about the importance of trees and our interaction with them. We’ll meet a pioneer in the Cincinnati permaculture movement who is creating a food forest on the Grailville farm, go out with a small batch maple syrup producer to learn how to tap a tree, and hear one man’s journey to save the trees in his community. </p>

This month, when the maple sap is flowing, we have three different stories about the importance of trees and our interaction with them. We’ll meet a pioneer in the Cincinnati permaculture movement who is creating a food forest on the Grailville farm, go out with a small batch maple syrup producer to learn how to tap a tree, and hear one man’s journey to save the trees in his community.

<p>This month, when the maple sap is flowing, we have three different stories about the importance of trees and our interaction with them. We’ll meet a pioneer in the Cincinnati permaculture movement who is creating a food forest on the Grailville farm, go out with a small batch maple syrup producer to learn how to tap a tree, and hear one man’s journey to save the trees in his community.&nbsp;</p>

Episode 3 - Agroforestry

The Grounded Hope podcast is a series that collectively introduce the people of Ohio to the past, present, and future of Ohio agriculture. Listeners will learn how historical farming practices--including those of indigenous people and early Black farmers--hold ideas for how our degraded soils can be regenerated. They will travel Ohio cities and back roads to meet current farmers and learn how they are rebuilding local food systems that can be resilient in the face of pandemics and climate change.

For more information, resources, sponsorship opportunities, and more visit www.GroundedHope.org.

Education

The Grounded Hope podcast is a series that collectively introduce the people of Ohio to the past, present, and future of Ohio agriculture. Listeners will learn how historical farming practices--including those of indigenous people and early Black farmers--hold ideas for how our degraded soils can be regenerated. They will travel Ohio cities and back roads to meet current farmers and learn how they are rebuilding local food systems that can be resilient in the face of pandemics and climate change. For more information, resources, sponsorship opportunities, and more visit www.GroundedHope.org.

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