Adams Family Farm

Adams Family Farm Small, family owned and operated farm. Providing milk, beef, pork, and eggs.

We sold 109.5 gallons of milk last week. We. Are. So. Blessed. When we started selling milk, I was so nervous that I wou...
12/13/2025

We sold 109.5 gallons of milk last week.

We. Are. So. Blessed.

When we started selling milk, I was so nervous that I wouldn’t be able to find customers. That I’d be swimming in milk with no home for it. That I wouldn’t be able to afford the cows because their feed bill would be too high and I wouldn’t be able to make enough off of them. I was so scared we wouldn’t be able to afford the cows i so desperately wanted.

Instead, I’ve tripled my cows trying to keep up with the demand. And not only are they paying for themselves, they are paying to feed every animal we have on our farm. They are paying the tractor payment. The fuel in my van. And even the kids lunch balance at school. 😂

God provides. Again and again and again. We have worked so hard, but God has continued to provide and protect and multiple every single day.

And even though I try to quit about 18 times a week, something about this life has me in an absolute chokehold. I was made to be a dairy farmer. I know it in the depths of my soul. I was built for this life.

Like literally. I was born weighing as much as a gallon of milk. If that doesn’t tell you I was sent here for this, I don’t know what will. 😉🥛

Well, hello December. ❄️🌨️
12/01/2025

Well, hello December. ❄️🌨️

11/22/2025

No respect, I tell ya. 😅

11/21/2025

Did you know, that if you put raw milk into a jar and let it sit out on your counter for a bit, you get this jiggly looking product called clabber? Similar to a sourdough starter that you would feed, grow, and feed some more to make a loaf of bread - clabber is a way to make cheese! It can also be eaten on its own, and has a tangy sort of taste similar to yogurt!

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again - social media has never been a strong suit for me. 😅 consistently posting is...
11/20/2025

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again - social media has never been a strong suit for me. 😅 consistently posting is a chore and I’ll never prioritize it. 😂
However, I am SO proud and grateful for this life of ours.
We have poured our hearts and souls (and blood, sweat, and tears) into this little farmstead since the day we moved into it 2.5 years ago.
It has become so much more than I could have dared to dream, and we have watched it grow faster than I could have ever hoped.
The way that things have happened and timings have aligned proves that God has had His hand in every bit of it, and that we are doing exactly what He always intended us to do.
Don’t get me wrong. The work is HARD. The days are long, and the nights are often grueling. The to do list is never ending, the fences are always breaking, and our patience wavers often.

But my faith in God’s plan remains unmoved. I know that He is carrying us through it all. He has put people in our lives that I will forever be grateful for. People that have taught us so much. He has taught us lessons and given us countless opportunities to grow and stretch and change into the people He wants us to be.

I am so incredibly grateful for this life He has given us. For the legacy we are building for our children. For every customer that has become a friend. For every friend that feels like family. 💛

We couldn’t do it without all the support. And in this season of thankfulness, I hope everyone we have the honor of serving feels our love and gratitude in every interaction, sale, and product we provide. 🐄

“Where’s the grain, lady?? Can’t you see we’re starving to death?!” That’s what i imagine they are saying everytime they...
05/19/2025

“Where’s the grain, lady?? Can’t you see we’re starving to death?!”
That’s what i imagine they are saying everytime they look at me like this. 😂

We had a broody hen lay her nest of eggs right in between some of our hay bales. 😆 thankfully her eggs hatched just in t...
04/28/2025

We had a broody hen lay her nest of eggs right in between some of our hay bales. 😆 thankfully her eggs hatched just in time. We need that hay! 🤣

Our own resident lawn mowers! They even fertilize as they go. 😉
04/25/2025

Our own resident lawn mowers! They even fertilize as they go. 😉

We got a fun new chicken coop this weekend! We have doubled our flock, but our other coop and run area is sort of too fu...
04/21/2025

We got a fun new chicken coop this weekend! We have doubled our flock, but our other coop and run area is sort of too full as it is. 😅
We had 30-something birds in our brooder that desperately needed to be moved out, so Keith found this beautiful coop from a local guy that builds them.
We still need to put up some poultry netting for them, but the plan is to have them peck about in our garden area this year to hopefully cut down on the beetle grubs and tear up the ground a bit.
Which means we won’t be planting in it this year. But don’t worry, we’ve got some better plans for gardening this year. 😉 hopefully plans that result in less weeds and bugs. 😆

“If you want to be reminded of the love of the Lord, just watch the sunrise.” Happy 🪻rainy🌷 Easter Sunday. 💛
04/20/2025

“If you want to be reminded of the love of the Lord, just watch the sunrise.”
Happy 🪻rainy🌷 Easter Sunday. 💛

You have to reallllllyyyyyy love cows to put up with mornings like this. 😅
04/14/2025

You have to reallllllyyyyyy love cows to put up with mornings like this. 😅

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119 Jensen Road
Conway, MO
65632

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