Meet The Farmers
Noah & Lorelei Cimeno
Farming has been a part of who Noah is since he was young. He started Rainbow Farm when he got his first chickens at about seven years old. He came up with the name Rainbow Farm, because of the diversity of animals on his farm: chickens, ducks, angora rabbits, goats, even a donkey. Noah has embarked on many farming enterprises since then. In his teenage years, Noah raised about 200 sheep and spun their fleeces into yarn that he knit into hats. When he was 18, he went to New Zealand and worked on several farms. He came back to Maine to lease land to raise layers and broilers.
Lorelei has also been interested in farming for a long time. Her mother has always been an enthusiastic gardener. When she grew up, she was always surrounded with beautiful flowers that her mother grew, dried, and wove into sweet grass and cattail baskets. Lorelei worked on several farms in her early adulthood. When she met Noah, she was working as a professional gardener on MDI. Noah and Lorelei were introduced by mutual friends that knew we would like each other, and they were right. They moved to Stockton Springs, where they have built their farm and their passive solar house. They now live with their with their son, Almanzo, who loves living on the farm with happy animals.
Farming has been a part of who Noah is since he was young. He started Rainbow Farm when he got his first chickens at about seven years old. He came up with the name Rainbow Farm, because of the diversity of animals on his farm: chickens, ducks, angora rabbits, goats, even a donkey. Noah has embarked on many farming enterprises since then. In his teenage years, Noah raised about 200 sheep and spun their fleeces into yarn that he knit into hats. When he was 18, he went to New Zealand and worked on several farms. He came back to Maine to lease land to raise layers and broilers.
Lorelei has also been interested in farming for a long time. Her mother has always been an enthusiastic gardener. When she grew up, she was always surrounded with beautiful flowers that her mother grew, dried, and wove into sweet grass and cattail baskets. Lorelei worked on several farms in her early adulthood. When she met Noah, she was working as a professional gardener on MDI. Noah and Lorelei were introduced by mutual friends that knew we would like each other, and they were right. They moved to Stockton Springs, where they have built their farm and their passive solar house. They now live with their with their son, Almanzo, who loves living on the farm with happy animals.
Noah
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LOrelei
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