Detroit's Urban Farms: Budget Battles and Milking Goats

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Detroit, could use some razing of the city and making it central farm. We're 80 miles from there in farm land. The schools have reduced lunches, and offer breakfasts to those economMichiically in need anyway, we also have vocational schools and what would help more-college/highschool hours. There are United Way day cares on income sliding scales. Michigan has lots of this already. Lots of farm land, lots of schools and programs for stuff. i don't think money needs to be spent to have pregnant moms segregated. I am dead set against that. However, if the parents want the vo-tec agriculture that's available in many areas of the state. And detroit should consider it-but not just for pregnant people.

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