What happens when the grant money runs out? That’s the question Beth Hagenbuch is owning up to at Penrose Market Garden in the heart of Detroit.
Her model urban farm has earned lots of accolades from the design and non-profit sectors. But they don’t pay the bills. How can an urban farm claim to be a model of sustainability if it can’t support itself? SPIN-Farming comes to the rescue. Find out how Beth is applying the growing and business practices of this easy-to-learn farming system to produce all the good stuff urban farms are known for – good food, community, well-being – and profits.
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