MSU invests $1.5 million in Detroit farming project
It’s nice to see Detroit going green. Yes, we’re talking about the accelerating urban agriculture scene, but we’re also cool with the increased presence by Michigan State University in the […]
It’s nice to see Detroit going green. Yes, we’re talking about the accelerating urban agriculture scene, but we’re also cool with the increased presence by Michigan State University in the […]
In Detroit, stories about people successfully taking ownership of neglected space abound. And they keep coming. Matthew Piper found a few more in the North End, in Corktown, and in Midtown for this week's Green City Diaries entry.
Along with educating Detroit sophomores and juniors about agriculture-based sciences, the Golightly Agriscience Program also contributes to making the community more livable by raising transplants for community gardens and providing educational workshops to the public.
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