Michigan Good Food Charter Goal #2: Good Medicine Farm, Milan, Michigan

Good Medicine Farm is one example of a farm that is supporting Goal 2 of the Michigan Good Food Charter. Goal 2 states that Michigan farmers will profitably supply 20% of all Michigan institutional, retailer and consumer food purchases and be able to pay fair wages to their workers.

This video is the second in the series, Advancing the Goals of the Michigan Good Food Charter.

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