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FROM SEED TO SHELF

Co-Executive Director shakara tyler saba featured in Detroit People’s Food Co-op
opening broadens access to healthy foods in the city’s North End by One Detroit.

 

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D-TOWN FARM TUTORIAL

This Raised Bed Tutorial is a step-by-step guide to build a raised bed garden to mitigate flooding areas, accessibility, avoid lead or soils contaminated with heavy metals and other reasons. Raised beds are an important technical process that requires a few supplies and working hands.

Visit our YouTube channel to view more urban farming tutorials.

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BUILD BLACK FOOD SOVEREIGNTY WITH US

Since 2008, DBCFSN has operated D-Town© Farm, the largest of Detroit's many gardens and farms. The farm occupies slightly more than seven acres inside the Meyers Tree Nursery in the City of Detroit's Rouge Park. D-Town© Farm is maintained by a small staff and volunteers who grow more than 30 different fruits, vegetables, and herbs each year using sustainable, regenerative methods. 

Learn how you can support DBCFSN!

HOW CAN WE HELP

D-TOWN  FARM

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14027 West Outer Drive

(between Plymouth and West Chicago)

Detroit, Michigan 48239

VOLUNTEERS WELCOME

DETROIT FOOD COMMONS

DBCFSN OFFICES

8324 Woodward

Second Floor
at the corner of East Euclid

Detroit, Michigan 48202

Available by appointment only.

MARCH 16TH - NOVEMBER 23RD

Saturdays and Sundays
8:00am – 12:00pm

 

© 2025 Detroit Black Community Food Sovereignty Network 

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