Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and Ohio Department of Agriculture Director Dorothy Pelanda announced earlier this year that $30 million in H2Ohio funding will be available for Ohio farmers in more than a dozen counties. The funds will be awarded as part of Governor DeWine’s H2Ohio plan to reduce agricultural phosphorus runoff and prevent algal blooms in Lake Erie. This weekend on Our Ohio Weekly, find about more about H2Ohio and how farmers can qualify for funds.

Guests - Ohio Department of Agriculture H2Ohio WLEB Program Coordinator Clark Hutson and Ohio Farm Bureau Director of Water Quality Jordan Hoewischer.