Farmers, filming and Flint: Land, need and passion found here

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Editor’s note: Michigan State University faculty and students are producing an hour-long documentary called Farmers, filming and Flint. Each week Great Lakes Echo previews some of their raw material which will be used to extend the previously produced The Kings of Flint.

This week: We bring you a profile on Johanna Lehrman and Roxanne Adair, the owners of Flint River Farm, the city’s largest farm.  Lehrman, who grew up in New York City, moved to Flint to farm because the city provides opportunities to buy and lease land at a low cost. Adair, who grew up in Flint, says one of the reasons she farms is because Flint residents need access to fresh produce grown closer to home.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQ-Z-OxUh4o

Week 5: Tilting at sustainability with windmills and lawnmowers

Week 4: Farmers, filming and Flint: Making a bid for free fruit trees

Week 3: Farmers, filming and Flint: Seed to sale

Week 2: Farmers, filming and Flint: Solar panels and a rain cistern

Week 1: Farmers, filming and Flint

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