WHO WE ARE
Rainshadow Organics is located fifteen miles Northeast of Sisters, Oregon where we have farmed and gardened for over twenty-five years. We have a full-diet farm with dozens of varieties of certified organic vegetables, herbs, berries, flowers, and grains on 80 acres. This includes whole wheat berries and fresh, stone-ground flour. We also offer pasture-raised, non-gmo fed pork, chicken, eggs, turkeys, and beef.
FARM STORE
As of November 18, our winter Oregon Freeze hours are Friday & Saturday, 11am-3pm. Our restaurant is closed for lunch service until spring, 2021, but our Farm store remains open and we would love to see you!
Come check out our Farm Store for your root vegetables, pickles & preserves made on site from Rainshadow Organics produce, and gifts from local artisans and craftspeople for the holidays.
Purchase an eGift card for your friends and family. The gift card can be used to eat at our restaurant, purchase tickets for events, shop at our Farm Store, and purchase goods where ever we are set-up .
For more information on our Sunday Brunches, Friday Farm to Table Dinners, and other upcoming events, please join our email list for updates, email info@rainshadoworganics.com.
Your Farm, Your food
“Eating is an agricultural act”
–Wendell Berry
Farmer’s Markets
Rainshadow can be found at the Bend market each Wednesday through October
Downtown farmers market on Wednesdays from 2-6pm
Rainshadow Market Bucks
Pay $500 up front and receive $550 “Rainshadow Bucks” that you can spend on anything you want – like meat, vegetables, grains, pickles, jam, and eggs – at the Downtown Bend or at our Farm Store. Your commitment helps us get started in the beginning of the season and offers you more flexibility than a traditional CSA share. Concentrate on getting what you want, while still trying some new items. Please note that Market Bucks must be spent within the market season they are purchased for. They do not roll over into the next season.
FARM NOTES
Check out News, and Musings from the farm.
Our Local Economy Matters, You Can Help
The Significance of Supporting Local Businesses A recent study conducted in Central Oregon
February CSA
February CSA You know what is so cool about February? We start planting
Make the Promise to Local Food
The Environmental Impact of our Food Choices On average, food at a traditional grocery store
The Organic Seal for your Peace of Mind
The Organic Seal for your Peace of Mind If you’re anything like us,
RECIPES FROM THE FARM
Jamaican Curry Chicken
Jamaican Curry Chicken Snow is in the forecast all week. The air is crisp, with a sparkly white blanket of the fluffy stuff outside as I type. Many feel warm
West Coast Pozole
West Coast Pozole I don’t care if it is 95 degrees out, I love pozole. I will sit in the heat and sweat it out with hot, spicy, unctuous pork broth,
Sourdough Savoury Scones
Sourdough Savoury Scones Customer Appreciation Day: Saturday, 10/24 I am pretty sure that scones are the king of confections… or, maybe biscuits… or all you Central Oregonians might say the
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