Award-winning doc ‘Grown in Detroit’ airs Sept. 22 on DPTV
The documentary “Grown in Detroit,” about growing movement of urban agriculture and harvesting for profits, will air on Detroit Public Television on Sept. 22 at 9 p.m.The doc features the Catherine Ferguson Academy of Detroit, an alternative high school for young women, and their gardening/farming program.To watch the trailer and for more information about the documentary go here.
The documentary “Grown in Detroit,” about growing movement of urban
agriculture and harvesting for profits, will air on Detroit Public
Television on Sept. 22 at 9 p.m.
The doc features the Catherine Ferguson Academy of Detroit, an
alternative high school for young women, and their gardening/farming
program.
To watch the trailer and for more information about the documentary go here.
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