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Farm Happenings at Rainwater Farms
Farm Happenings for May 28, 2021
Hi Friends, this is the last week of our spring shares - thanks for joining us for this first year of early season crops! It's been fun to push our limits a bit and get veggies out to you all in the spring when we're all craving something green after a long winter.
This week we finally have s1 read more »
Farm Happenings for May 21, 2021
Hi friends!
We've been hustling this week to get greens, roots, and summer crops planted while we have this nice weather! There are tomatoes planted in the greenhouse and soon we'll be planting peppers, eggplant, and ginger in our hoop houses.
This week we have some nice baby red beets1 read more »
Farm Happenings for May 14, 2021
Hello! I hope you enjoyed your first share of the season last week! We had a great time harvesting and getting fresh veggies out to the community.
This week is mostly the same offerings, with the addition of pea shoots and herbs. The radishes are still very small but I expect we'll be able to1 read more »
Farm Happenings for May 7, 2021
Happy Spring!!!!
We've been waiting all winter and it's finally time for the first farm share of the season! This Friday we'll be set up with your bags of veggies at 5 West Main St in Honeoye Falls from 4:30pm-6:30pm. We'll be at the back door which is accessible through the parking lot o1 read more »
About the farm
Rainwater Farms is run by Emma Rainwater & Naomi Salama with our daughter Norah. Emma fell in love with farming as community service while in Americorps. Naomi is fascinated with intentional ecology and stewardship of the land. We married at a farmer’s market in 2015, and started Rainwater Farms in 2017.
At Rainwater Farms we make use of sustainable practices, permaculture theory, and elbow grease to intensively manage 1.5 acres of vegetables, fruit trees, and a small flock of laying hens for eggs. We farm with intention and respect for the ecosystems our farm interacts with, both above and below ground.
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At Rainwater Farms we make use of sustainable practices, permaculture theory, and elbow grease to intensively manage 1.5 acres of vegetables, fruit trees, and a small flock of laying hens for eggs. We farm with intention and respect for the ecosystems our farm interacts with, both above and below ground.