Lunchtime Discovery 3/4/20: Transplanting Traditions – Connecting Cultures through Farming and Food @ncnaturalsciences
Lunchtime Discovery 3/4/20: Transplanting Traditions – Connecting Cultures through Farming and Food @ncnaturalsciences
Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Kelly Owensby, founder and executive director of Transplanting Traditions will discuss how a non-profit teaching farm in the heart of Chapel Hill is
supporting women farmers and small farm owners from Burma. Learn how this model creates community, income and preserves culture through the lens of farming and food.
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Lunchtime Discovery 3/4/20: Transplanting Traditions – Connecting Cultures through Farming and Food

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