The Rainey Farm
About the farm
Our journey at Rainey Farm began in 2013 when we moved to our farm and started building a life around raising livestock and enjoying the country lifestyle. Over the years, we've raised just about a little bit of everything, including countless chickens and turkeys, rabbits,...
Read Our Story ▼
Our journey at Rainey Farm began in 2013 when we moved to our farm and started building a life around raising livestock and enjoying the country lifestyle.
Over the years, we've raised just about a little bit of everything, including countless chickens and turkeys, rabbits, pigs, and cattle. Each has been a part of our farming journey and taught us something along the way.
But of all the things we've raised on this farm, our greatest reward has been raising our three children. Watching them grow up surrounded by animals, hard work, and the lessons that come with farm life has been the most rewarding part of our journey.
Today, our focus is on our flock of mixed-breed hair sheep. We're working to improve our flock by introducing Australian White genetics through our ram, with the goal of producing quality feeder lambs with improved carcass weights for market.
Of course, no farm would be complete without our trusty old horses! They've earned their place around here and mostly stick around for the enjoyment and companionship.
Our farm has changed a lot since 2013, but our love for family, livestock, learning, and the farming way of life hasn't changed a bit.
Over the years, we've raised just about a little bit of everything, including countless chickens and turkeys, rabbits, pigs, and cattle. Each has been a part of our farming journey and taught us something along the way.
But of all the things we've raised on this farm, our greatest reward has been raising our three children. Watching them grow up surrounded by animals, hard work, and the lessons that come with farm life has been the most rewarding part of our journey.
Today, our focus is on our flock of mixed-breed hair sheep. We're working to improve our flock by introducing Australian White genetics through our ram, with the goal of producing quality feeder lambs with improved carcass weights for market.
Of course, no farm would be complete without our trusty old horses! They've earned their place around here and mostly stick around for the enjoyment and companionship.
Our farm has changed a lot since 2013, but our love for family, livestock, learning, and the farming way of life hasn't changed a bit.