Coverage dated September 18, 2024

Refugees in New Hampshire turn to farming for an income and a taste of home

Headline from The Republic

DUNBARTON, N.H. (AP) — It’s harvest time in central New Hampshire, and one farm there appears to have been transplanted from a distant continent. Farmers balance large crates laden with vegetables on their heads while chatting in Somali and other languages.

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The Republic
Refugees in New Hampshire turn to farming for an income and a taste of home (opens The Republic)
Published Sep 18, 2024
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DUNBARTON, N.H. (AP) — It’s harvest time in central New Hampshire, and one farm there appears to have been transplanted from a distant continent. Farmers balance large crates laden with vegetables on their heads while chatting in Somali and other languages.
Christian Science Monitor
In New Hampshire, African refugees get a plot of their own to farm crops from home (opens Christian Science Monitor)
Published Sep 18, 2024
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African refugees who escaped wars are now finding community as small business owners growing and selling crops in New Hampshire with the help of a local nonprofit. They offer staples like corn and tomatoes and also African favorites such as okra and sorrel.
PBS NewsHour
Refugees in New Hampshire turn to farming for income, taste of home (opens PBS NewsHour)
Published Sep 18, 2024
PBS NewsHour's feed description
It's harvest time in central New Hampshire, and one farm there appears to have been transplanted from a distant continent.

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