Amy Heath of Living Stones Community – a relatively new nonprofit that’s enjoyed its 501(c)3 designation for about a year – pitched the idea of a business based in urban agriculture. She cited the experience of Will Allen with Growing Power in Milwaukee who was awarded a 2008 MacArthur “genius grant.” Allen contends that per acre, an urban farm can generate $200,000 in revenue as contrasted with $20,000 for a conventional farm.
Living Stones Community: Gardening with former prisoners.
Living Stones Community; a non-profit organization that offers formerly incarcerated Washtenaw County residents an internship that includes training in urban agriculture and entrepreneurship.
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