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Our Ohio Weekly with Ty Higgins 09/20/2020
Little data exists on the millions of Americans who own and lease agricultural land but do not farm it
themselves. That segment is known as non-operator landowners, or NOLs and many of them are women. In 2018 American Farmland Trust began surveying NOLs across the country to gain knowledge and understanding of who these non-landowner operators are, their thinking
and the philosophy about agriculture and how they interact with the farmers they work with as far as agreements, conservation other farming practices go. On this week's Our Ohio Weekly, hear about some of the results of this survey.
Guest - Dr.
Gabrielle Roesch-McNally, director of American Farmland Trust’s Women for the Land initiative.
themselves. That segment is known as non-operator landowners, or NOLs and many of them are women. In 2018 American Farmland Trust began surveying NOLs across the country to gain knowledge and understanding of who these non-landowner operators are, their thinking
and the philosophy about agriculture and how they interact with the farmers they work with as far as agreements, conservation other farming practices go. On this week's Our Ohio Weekly, hear about some of the results of this survey.
Guest - Dr.
Gabrielle Roesch-McNally, director of American Farmland Trust’s Women for the Land initiative.
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By News Radio 610 WTVN (WTVN-AM)Little data exists on the millions of Americans who own and lease agricultural land but do not farm it
themselves. That segment is known as non-operator landowners, or NOLs and many of them are women. In 2018 American Farmland Trust began surveying NOLs across the country to gain knowledge and understanding of who these non-landowner operators are, their thinking
and the philosophy about agriculture and how they interact with the farmers they work with as far as agreements, conservation other farming practices go. On this week's Our Ohio Weekly, hear about some of the results of this survey.
Guest - Dr.
Gabrielle Roesch-McNally, director of American Farmland Trust’s Women for the Land initiative.
themselves. That segment is known as non-operator landowners, or NOLs and many of them are women. In 2018 American Farmland Trust began surveying NOLs across the country to gain knowledge and understanding of who these non-landowner operators are, their thinking
and the philosophy about agriculture and how they interact with the farmers they work with as far as agreements, conservation other farming practices go. On this week's Our Ohio Weekly, hear about some of the results of this survey.
Guest - Dr.
Gabrielle Roesch-McNally, director of American Farmland Trust’s Women for the Land initiative.