Details:
-Grew plants indoors (garage) in sterile mix for 8 weeks before transplanting, using seaweed and fish emulsion as fertilizer
-Transplanted plants (peat pots) to raised beds 5 days ago
-My seedlings and raised beds are handled organically
-4 of my 8 transplanted plants are showing these issues so far. The leaves in the picture are from a Rutgers, Glacier, and Sweetie Cherry plant. I have another Sweetie, Solar Fire, Celebrity, and Golden Nugget that are fine so far.
-I have sprayed twice (once after transplanting and once yesterday) with a 10:1 diluted compost tea, with about 1 oz orange oil and 2 oz molasses added to the 5 gallons of tea before diluting with water. This is a standard weekly regimen for my beds.

The other damage looks a lot like Flea Beetle damage. Flea Beetles will eat tiny holes in the leaves, like you see here, but rarely will cause catastrophic damage unless they're numbers are out of control. If you see little, round, black insects on the leaves, those are the culprits. They'll jump away as soon as they sense danger, and are tough to control with chemicals. But you can catch them if you're fast enough with your fingers. I just tend to try and catch/crush them whenever I see one. Again, the damage won't kill the plant, but it can make the plant slightly more susceptible to disease.

I hope that helped!