Detroit's sustainable agrihood

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These people are doing great things.
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I feel like they got ahead of the curve over there, because there was so much abandoned property as people left, so they all started urban farming, I first heard about it back in the early 10s, probably 2011-ish, way before I was thinking about intentional community or anything like that.

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They claim it's the first sustainable farm for the people, but Seattle's and others have preceded it. It is the first community center and agriculture center in a city, to my knowledge.

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