Keep Growing Detroit
Not yet claimedCommunity Organization · Eastern Market district / citywide Detroit–Hamtramck–Highland Park · Detroit, MI
Keep Growing Detroit is a nonprofit founded in 2013 whose mission is to cultivate a food-sovereign city where the majority of fruits and vegetables…
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Keep Growing Detroit is a nonprofit founded in 2013 whose mission is to cultivate a food-sovereign city where the majority of fruits and vegetables Detroiters eat are grown by residents within the city. Through the Garden Resource Program, members across Detroit, Hamtramck, and Highland Park receive seeds, Detroit-grown transplants, and technical support. Grown in Detroit connects member growers to market outlets including an online farm store, Eastern Market farmstand, and CSA-style access for produce, flowers, herbs, and honey grown without harmful chemicals, pesticides, fertilizers, or GMOs. KGD Farm in the Eastern Market district supports education and hands-on learning.
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Produce grown by Detroit-based urban growers, sold through the Grown in Detroit program (online farm store, Eastern Market farmstand, CSA-style access).
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