Transplanting Traditions
Community Farm
Connecting Cultures Through Farming and Food.
Transplanting Traditions provides refugee adults and youth access to land, healthy food and agricultural and entrepreneurial opportunities. The farm provides a cultural community space for families to come together, build healthy communities and continue agricultural traditions in the Piedmont of N.C.
Transplanting Traditions Works With
155
Refugee Adults
& Children
On
8 Acres
of Farmland
We've brought
$473,000
of income to farmers
We've grown
600,000 lbs
of produce to date
Secure a spot in our 2019 CSA!
Support refugee agricultural businesses and enjoy a weekly box of veggies!
Help us Grow!
Your contribution supports Transplanting Traditions in connecting refugees from Burma to traditional food, land access, and entrepreneurial opportunities.
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Updates & Events
We're featured in May 2019's Our State magazine!
Read the feature article here.
Join us May 18th for a tour and workday at the farm!
Come at 11AM for the free tour. Workday starts at 12:30PM.
Learn more and sign-up here.