Double T Farm

Double T Farm Invest in your health! Double-T Farm is an organically and sustainably run farm, owned and operated by Tom Kumpf and Theresa Ryan.

We're located just south of Raleigh, NC, in the Cleveland School area of Johnston County. We use organic methods proposed by the USDA but strive to go beyond them, as many organic growers feel it is only a minimum standard. However, since most customers come out to visit the farm, their presence on the farm is the ultimate seal of approval in our view. Currently, we grow a wide range of vegetables

for fresh markets, restaurants, and CSA members. We also grow fruits such as strawberries and many varieties of melons. Our goal is to teach the community that local, organic produce is a viable alternative to suburban sprawl, leading to healthier people and communities.

06/14/2025

Immigrants are humans and deserve respect, good pay, protection, health care, etc. Regardless of how they got here, they are here and make massive contributions to our society. I believe the statistic I read recently said they contribute $85 Billion to Social Security every year, with not one penny redeemable by them, ever. Think about that. They also DO NOT get ANY Federal benefits. Only 3 states and Washington DC allow them to participate in state financed programs. These racist, dictatorial government behaviors need to stop, and better policy needs to be created to benefit ALL people within our borders. That would be real leadership.

New beginnings. Baby steps. All the cliches apply. Comment with any more I'm forgetting ATM.....LOL. Perspective is alwa...
04/27/2025

New beginnings. Baby steps. All the cliches apply. Comment with any more I'm forgetting ATM.....LOL. Perspective is always important.

Happy New Year to all of our customers past and present. We miss you all and hope to see everyone again later in 2025. I...
01/02/2025

Happy New Year to all of our customers past and present. We miss you all and hope to see everyone again later in 2025.
I have been on a sabbatical since late 2023, as many know after a bad shoulder injury. Things progressed slowly, and I also had recurring problems with my left hip/leg related to the fall at the same time. By April 2024, I attempted to resume farming, but chronic pain, and losing my health insurance (it has been renewed as of September 1st, long story), made it near impossible to continue. As I tried to rehab and reset for a fall restart, that timetable came and went. I started back to PT for my hip/leg in September, with marginal improvement. However, I've since found another PT, with a protocol that's starting to work. Fingers crossed.
The current farm lease we've had for the last 8 years has come to an end, and the landlord wants to go in a different direction. I'm currently not in any condition to manage 10 acres, partly due to my condition, but partly due to other issues outside my control. That's ok....where one door closes, another opens.
We're currently packing up our equipment and putting it into storage, looking for another opportunity closer to home. This will be a good time to de-clutter and downsize things we probably won't need going forward.
If anyone knows of someone dedicated to local farming and has land for lease, let them know we are looking.
I'm confident I'll make a full recovery, my leg was feeling great Spring 2023 and was getting stronger than it has been in years. My fall in September 2023 was the major turning point that led my leg to get worse. Chronic pain and dysfunction is a difficult problem to solve. It just takes time as we age.
Feel free to call or text anytime.
Tom
919.215.8915

Pest patrol
09/26/2023

Pest patrol

Plants are ready, temps are not! Going to wait a few days till it cools off. 100°today, will glad when its gone.
09/05/2023

Plants are ready, temps are not! Going to wait a few days till it cools off. 100°today, will glad when its gone.

Last weeks Tuesday CSA pickup day emergency....nothing like waking up to no water. Many Thanks to patient customers who ...
07/25/2023

Last weeks Tuesday CSA pickup day emergency....nothing like waking up to no water. Many Thanks to patient customers who waited for me on Tuesday night!

Sorry, we don't cater to all vegetarians....
06/27/2023

Sorry, we don't cater to all vegetarians....

Name that bug
05/30/2023

Name that bug

Working bees at my beekeeping mentor's apiary on Sunday. Lots to learn. One hive started swarming when I got there. Swar...
04/04/2023

Working bees at my beekeeping mentor's apiary on Sunday. Lots to learn. One hive started swarming when I got there. Swarms are peaceful events where the queen leaves with her workers in search of a new hive location, due to several reasons....overcrowding, lack of food in the hive (honey/pollen), etc. We were able to catch the swarm using a new hive box and some pheromone lure. Often, you'll see a huge clump of bees in a bush or fence post this time of year. Call Wake County Beekeepers, not an exterminator. The bees are peaceful and can be manually scooped up and put into a hive box or bucket. The trick is getting the queen into the new hive. If you've got her, the rest will stay with her.

60 days from now we'll be picking fresh Sugar Snap peas. There is nothing like these in season! The season is usually ab...
02/28/2023

60 days from now we'll be picking fresh Sugar Snap peas. There is nothing like these in season! The season is usually about 3 weeks long, and our CSA members get first dibs on them! Are you a member yet? If not, why not? Let us guide you through local, seasonal, fresh food. We make it easy, but more importantly, tasty! Sign up today for 16 weeks of healthy eating!

Address

13302 Cleveland Road
Garner, NC
27529

Opening Hours

Wednesday 3pm - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 2pm

Telephone

+19192158915

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