Adams Farms, Inc.

07/18/2021

06/27/2021

I haven’t posted much about our produce because things just haven’t gone right this spring. First we had so much rain that ruined our onion and potato crop. Second, a tornado destroyed our greenhouse and uprooted part of the plastic mulch that tomatoes and and melons were planted in. Third, dry weather when the sweet corn was trying to make and peas to be planted put us behind. Hopefully things are under control now. We do have watermelon and cantaloupe for sale now and hopefully tomatoes in the next week or so.

05/09/2021

Baling today, rye straw. Great for mulch, bedding or hay bale gardening to plant tomatoes and such in. $5.00/bale. Will help load today

10/28/2020

Trying something new. We have planted strawberries and hopefully they will come off in the spring. This is the first time and a lot to learn

05/27/2020

Several people have commented that we needed more signage to our place as the gps isn’t that accurate. So, my sister painted this sign and I installed it today. Hope this helps

05/23/2020

Today we are downtown DeFuniak Springs at the Farmers Market. Fresh broccoli, cabbage, squash, cucumbers and zucchini. She also has some of her daylilies

05/22/2020

We have new broccoli coming off right now. $1.00/lb

05/17/2020

We have fresh squash, zucchini, cabbage and still a few of those sweet onions for today

05/12/2020

We have had a couple incidents the last couple days where people would order some of our produce set a time to pickup and never show. When we would try to text or call they wouldn’t answer. I know people have a tendency to forget and I can understand that but when it is intentional I have a problem. So, from now on when we agree on a time you will have one hour to either call, text or pickup. After that we wii go to the next customer in line who might appreciate it more. I hate to be so abrupt but this stuff is highly perishable and needs to be moved as soon as possible to keep the freshness. We hope with your help we can build a bigger business where we can afford build coolers and such to help out with this problem

01/03/2020

Out and about on the farm this morning. Cauliflower and kale coming along good. Warm weather bringing out the reptiles