Jones Family Farms MS

06/08/2026

Surprise surprise 🐻

05/30/2026

☕️ New favorite way to enjoy coffee!
Froth egg yolk and heavy cream together until fluffy, add stevia and a splash of vanilla, pour your coffee over and enjoy!
Yall it is SO yummy 🤤
What’s your favorite way to enjoy coffee?

05/29/2026

🎉 The mini stand has been restocked and is out at the street, waiting for yall!

05/25/2026

Our “mini stand” has been moved to the porch due to rain.
Fresh eggs are still available and we have a few bread and butter pickles left!
Should I add some of our super salty dill to the cooler?

05/21/2026

About to enjoy the first fruits of the season!

05/11/2026

It's wild to watch how far our family has come in the last few years. Here's a little insight into whatour farm was like when we were large-scale!

With help from Mississippi Land Bank, beginning farmers Rob and Jordan Jones achieved their dream of starting Jones Family Farms and growing vegetables.

03/19/2026

Fresh kale! $1/bunch
Text or call 850-361-8170 for pickup!

03/04/2026

I’m still figuring this whole raised beds thing out. I’m much better at growing strawberries in the ground!

02/20/2026

🎓Two years ago, I was teaching school while VERY pregnant and raising three other babies.
I ended up getting the flu and had to take time off.
🌼They were paving Hwy 15 in Ingomar, MS and had torn down 50+yr old homes with gardens that had the happiest little daffodils in the yards.

🛣️I couldn’t stand the thought of those cheery little flowers, eager to announce the coming of spring, straining against the underside of the concrete, only to never see the sun again.
So, despite being sick and massively pregnant, I took advantage of my time off and dug up as many bulbs as I could!

🪻Now, every spring, I celebrate alongside the first sweet bloom stretching up toward the sun, telling us warmer days are coming. My yard is an array of bright daffodils, amazing smelling hydrangeas and delicate Lillies.
I wish that whoever planted that garden knows that their flowers are still being enjoyed, even in a different state ❤️

✝️ As a farmer, I’ve always loved how Jesus uses parables to explain things. Those flowers are a simple plant, here one minute and gone the next. They bring joy while they’re here, and I always look forward to seeing them.
How similar are we to those flowers?

Some people might say that it was stupid of me to go out and save them; that I should have just stayed comfortable in my bed, scrolling through social media and relaxing.
Instead, I took advantage of the short window of time that I had and hauled my big ol belly out there to bring them home.
How similar are we to the flowers?

If you could imagine your friends, straining against the concrete, buried in darkness, never to see the sun again, how would you respond?
How similar to we are the flowers?

It’s time to get up, leave your comfort behind and start harvesting. After time, these bulbs that I’ve saved will multiply and split, making more flowers that even more generations can sit in the comfort of.

How much more valuable are we than the flowers?

02/01/2026

🕊️ Had a deeply needed reset this weekend at the conference. I got to worship alongside some of the sweetest friends, sit under some of the greatest women in the SBC and get poured into by Godly women. I won’t even mention the outrageous amount of food and coffee consumed 🤤

With a renewed spirit, I’m tackling the book of John, pericope by pericope (no, not a baby porcupine! 🦔) in children’s church. I can’t wait to see what this season of refreshment has in store ❤️