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EPISODE · Aug 2, 2022 · 30 MIN

Sunlight Gardens

from Michigan AF Podcast · host Michigan GROWN, Michigan GREAT

Devon Wilson is on a mission to make food and agriculture accessible to young people! He started Sunlight Garden in the heart of Battle Creek so he could connect people to their food in a meaningful way. Hear how he does this by connecting his community to local food. We're also joined by Michigan GROWN, Michigan GREAT ambassador, Angie Jackson! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sunlightgardens1 Connect with Michigan GROWN, Michigan GREAT: Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter Checkout our website at MichiganGrown.org Want to be featured as a Michigan AF business? Email us! Thanks for listening and come back soon to hear about more people, foods and places that are Michigan AF!

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Devon Wilson is on a mission to make food and agriculture accessible to young people! He started Sunlight Garden in the heart of Battle Creek so he could connect people to their food in a meaningful way. Hear how he does this by connecting his community to local food. We're also joined by Michigan GROWN, Michigan GREAT ambassador, Angie Jackson! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sunlightgardens1 Connect with Michigan GROWN, Michigan GREAT: Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and TwitterC...

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