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Immigrant farmer Visoth Kim, who is originally from Cambodia, waters his vegetables on a 2-acre parcel at Ogonowski Farm in Dracut, shortly after sunrise earlier this month. A 10-year-old program continues to quietly train refugee farmers on modern farming techniques as a way of integrating them into American life, while also providing locally grown foods for area farmers markets and ethnic stores.
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