
Detroit Black Community Food Sovereignty Network (D-Town Farm)
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The Detroit Black Community Food Sovereignty Network (DBCFSN) is a grassroots nonprofit advancing Black food sovereignty, environmental justice, and community power in Detroit. Since 2008 it has operated D-Town Farm—more than seven acres inside Rouge Park’s Meyers Tree Nursery—where staff and volunteers grow 30+ fruits, vegetables, and herbs with sustainable, regenerative methods. Produce is sold at the farm and farmers markets; the Network also sponsors Detroit Food Commons and related cooperative work, including shared commercial kitchens.
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Found through public research — official websites, market directories, news coverage — not yet confirmed by Detroit Black Community Food Sovereignty Network (D-Town Farm) directly on Grano.

Sister Pie's own "Ingredients" page lists D-Town Farms among its named local suppliers.