The Transplanting Traditions Community Farm is a vocational agricultural program that works to build economically viable and ecologically sustainable business opportunities for refugees in N.C. On our 8 acre farm, we train refugee families originally from Burma in sustainable agriculture methods. The goal of the project is to prepare refugees to become successful market farmers thereby creating a viable and culturally appropriate business opportunity for the refugee community.
When you become a CSA member, you are directly supporting an aspiring refugee farmer and his/her family. In exchange for this support, you will get a weekly share of the best produce our farm has to offer.
Market Channels
Season: January
Type: multiple farm
Since: 2010
# of Shares: 180
Share Prices:
3-Season CSA:
April-November (24 weeks total)
REGULAR SHARE, $28 per week (6-7 items)
SMALL SHARE, $22 per week (5-6 items)
You can find us at:
Schedule and Location:
Chapel Hill Farmer's Market
Tuesdays, 3-6 pm
201. S. Estes Drive Chapel Hill, NC 27514
(Located in the parking lot near A Southern Season at University Mall)
Wednesday Carrboro Farmer's Market
Wednesdays 3-6pm
301 W Main St, Carrboro, NC 27510
Saturday Carrboro Farmer's Market
Saturdays 7am-12pm (May-November)
Saturdays 9am-12pm (November-April)
301 W Main St, Carrboro, NC 27510
You can now preorder from markets online! Visit our website at transplanting traditions.org for more info!
Schedule and Location:
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Upcoming Events
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Products and Crops
Fruits:
Dairy/Eggs:
Herbs:
- fresh herbs
Help us fight food insecurity in our community and help an aspiring farmer grow their business.
Read more and contribute to our Share-a-Share program on our website: transplantingtraditions.org
Contact Information
Transplanting Traditions
2912 B Jones Ferry Rd.
Chapel Hill, NC 27516
PO BOX 394
Carrboro, NC 27510