Our volunteer hours are a great way to practice your growing skills, get to know KGD Farm, and meet fellow gardeners. This month we’ll be focusing on transplant production in our heated greenhouse.

In this class we will explore the basics of raising chickens including coop set up, breeds, feed, and what you need to do to keep your chickens happy and healthy.

Our volunteer hours are a great way to practice your growing skills, get to know KGD Farm, and meet fellow gardeners. This month we’ll be focusing on transplant production in our heated greenhouse.

Our volunteer hours are a great way to practice your growing skills, get to know KGD Farm, and meet fellow gardeners. This month we’ll be focusing on transplant production in our heated greenhouse.

We will address typical challenges like ensuring successful fruit harvest and implementing effective pest management strategies.

Join Danielle for Talk Story #1, where we will focus on visioning and how to tell the story of your garden or farm.

Our volunteer hours are a great way to practice your growing skills, get to know KGD Farm, and meet fellow gardeners. This month we’ll be focusing on transplant production in our heated greenhouse.

Our volunteer hours are a great way to practice your growing skills, get to know KGD Farm, and meet fellow gardeners. This month we’ll be focusing on transplant production in our heated greenhouse.

Our volunteer hours are a great way to practice your growing skills, get to know KGD Farm, and meet fellow gardeners. This month we’ll be focusing on transplant production in our heated greenhouse.

Our volunteer hours are a great way to practice your growing skills, get to know KGD Farm, and meet fellow gardeners. This month we’ll be focusing on transplant production in our heated greenhouse.

Selling through Grown In Detroit is a great way for growers to develop your farm-based businesses while gaining critical marketing experience through access to one of the country’s oldest markets.

Join for an in-depth discussion with hands-on activities to get you plan rolling. Attendees can expect to learn about crop selection, planting timelines for field/hightunnel, crop selection, and much more!

Join us for a new monthly gathering for all, where we learn from the land and each other

Selling through Grown In Detroit is a great way for growers to develop your farm-based businesses while gaining critical marketing experience through access to one of the country’s oldest markets.

Join us for a new monthly gathering for all, where we learn from the land and each other

Farm, Markets & Office Closed

Join us at KGD farm to learn all about indoor growing. First 30 participants will receive an indoor kit (heating mat, light and timer).

Join us for a great time to reminisce and party with fellow Garden Resource Program members about this growing season’s milestones, and to share insights for next season.

This year the Grown in Detroit farm stand will be back at the Eastern Market in Shed 2 from April 27th - November 23rd. Shed 2 is located on Russell between Winder and Adelaide.

Join Rosebud, Molly, and Danielle to get into the nitty gritty of the MI Good Food Fund Seed Award applications. Get helpful tips on how to make your application shine.

In an effort to show appreciation to the generous community leaders who host the GRP resource hubs, supporting Garden Resource Program members to have access to garden resources, we are planning upcoming end-of-season hub workdays at the eastside, central and NEW  westside regional hubs

In an effort to show appreciation to the generous community leaders who host the GRP resource hubs, supporting Garden Resource Program members to have access to garden resources, we are planning upcoming end-of-season hub workdays at the eastside, central and NEW  westside regional hubs

We’ll beworking on planting, seed bed preparation, and crop maintenance. Youth are welcome to join us for volunteer hours alongside adult volunteers.

Megan Phillips Goldenberg of the Michigan Climate Smart Farms Project will lead the conversation and share valuable resources available to help farmers implement Climate Smart practices to build resilience on their farms.

In an effort to show appreciation to the generous community leaders who host the GRP resource hubs, supporting Garden Resource Program members to have access to garden resources, we are planning upcoming end-of-season hub workdays at the eastside, central and NEW  westside regional hubs

We’ll beworking on planting, seed bed preparation, and crop maintenance. Youth are welcome to join us for volunteer hours alongside adult volunteers.

In this class, Lorrie will guide you through a few simple steps to help you "put your garden to bed" so you can enjoy a more productive and successful garden next year.