TURKEYS!! Plus other Meats and Potatoes Order now at www.rainshadoworganics.com. Click the sign-up button. Heritage, pasture-raised turkeys will be delivered fresh the tuesday before Thanksgiving: NOVEMBER 22ND. Check out our video on the Rainshadow Facebook page. We also have holiday Hams. As well as, 20 and 50 pound boxes of potatoes for the holiday. Headed
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CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO!! Its not too late to get your potatoes! Come see us on November 10th at Whole Foods Bend from 8am to 8pm Rainshadow Organics and Sisters students are teaming up to get locally grown, organic food into the Central Oregon community. This is Rainshadow Organics’ 4th annual community potato dig.
A reminder that every day is an opportunity for gathering knowledge. Adult learning involves identifying and researching solutions to problems that arise all the time. Trying and our sharing the experience (successful or not) is invaluable to maintaining progress individually and within our community. Wonder is not lost in the search for solutions and its encouraging
As summer progresses and occasionally overwhelms us with endless yields, we're challenged to retain those flavors reminiscent of sultry happiness to savor later. Pickling is a fantastic option to preserve crisp cucumbers, peppers, cabbage, beans, beets...the list goes on. Plus you can enjoy these fresh or stored anytime. Okra seedling 6/16 This week we have
A brisk evening summons memories of fall while the skies tell tales of summer burns. We took care to protect all the delicate hots and to ventilate accordingly once temperatures shot up shortly after sunrise. Meanwhile our land thrives despite sudden seasonal change and welcomes an abundance of positive energy. Carrot tops leap from the
Nothing is more rewarding than sharing the joy of good food grown well. Peppers and tomatoes ripen while waves of cucumber, squash, corn and lettuce continue to take off. Flowers and an adjacent hum of pollinators soothe the ears while sun rays sting necks left unprotected. No rain for weeks on end and water from the mountains
Thank you all so much for your commitment to local food and for choosing to eat ours. We appreciate you so much. It is such an honor to grow your food! Thank you also for showing up to get your food and for communicating any changes on your end. Very helpful! While we can't give
On any given day there's visible growth at Rainshadow and its one reason the land lends itself to learning on many levels. Past years have brought on expansive increases in annual/perennial growing area as well as an array of diverse groups collaborating in events on and off the farm. As of just a couple moons
What is the word for the smell of growth and decomposition at the same time? I thought it was Fecund. This only describes abundance. Today we are reeling from the swift snatch of our tender crops. We lost 25 acres of beans, squash, corn, potatoes, and basil last night to a deep dip to 26
