Raindance has been serving our community since 2018, originally growing organic produce and flowers, though beginning in 2023 moved more toward flower farming.
We are a small family farm that is inclusive, solar-powered, low-till, pollinator-friendly, and fair-wage paying. We are deeply local— in the last three seasons 100% of what we grew was sold within 9 miles of the farm. Starting in 2024 we also attend the Farmington Farmers Market each Saturday, which is 30 miles from our fields.
From 2018-2023 most of our growing was done on the leased land next door to our farmstead. The landlord, who was remote real estate investor, passed away suddenly in 2022, and our lease situation became tenuous.
We are excited to share that in spring 2024 we purchased a 17-acre alfalfa field nearby and will be able to continue growing! We believe this land will be our “forever” farm, a place to cultivate joy and community while growing as sustainably as we know how. If you want to follow along with this story, feel free to sign up for our email newsletter.
In 2024 you can find Raindance-grown goods at the Ann Arbor Farmer’s Market every Saturday (stalls 27-29) and at Argus Farm Stop on Liberty from April through October.
Wishing you a peaceful 2024, centered on who and what you love. Please come say hello at the market!
With love,
Kristen for the Muehlhauser Family
Raindance Organic Farm began in 2018 when we moved out of the city to an aging farmstead just north of Ann Arbor and, together with our amazing community, began pulling out rusty fences, repurposing old buildings, and planting vegetables and flowers. Read more about our origins here.
Thank you for your support as we seek to build a more just, equitable, sustainable community for ourselves and our children.
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