This video follows Greg Willerer of Detroit Dirt and Brother Nature Produce in Detroit who is trying to help build a viable food system in Detroit. As part of those efforts he’s trying to create a local compost network (he’s involved breweries, coffee houses and even the Detroit Zoo — all of whom give the project their waste).
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Reblogged this on dulce mareas and commented:
Another example of a diy economy and how it is growing to become a true alternative to market based economy in the US.
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