Mission Statement

Our mission is to utilize modern technology, sound financial analysis, and a professional and well-educated workforce in our operation.  Practicing diligence and attentiveness, we will enhance the quality of the land we farm.

Vision Statement

The Came Family Farms’ vision is to be a sustainable, profitable grain operation with complimentary businesses to reduce costs and increase profits.  We strive to gain operational efficiencies, while promoting growth in our community and upholding our family traditions, in order to become the farm of choice for landowners.

Philosophy

We want Came Family Farms to be economically sound. We must be able to produce the highest quality crops and calves at the lowest possible cost, regardless of market conditions. To achieve this goal, we will strive to attract and retain honest, skilled, and dedicated employees and not settle for second best.

We work hard at Came Family Farms. Anything less is not acceptable. Hard work and dedication are what this operation was built on. We take pride in courtesy, timeliness, and excellent animal welfare. We promote the ‘do unto others as you would have them do unto you’ philosophy. The continued prosperity of this operation will be determined by the efforts of our employees. If our employees are successful, then Came Family Farms will be successful.

Core Values

  • Professionalism
  • Preserve Assets
  • Dedication
  • Respect
  • Innovation
  • Attitude
  • Pride

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History

In 1895, Augusta Muchow inherited land from her father. On March 11, 1903, Augusta married George Waycott Came and they homesteaded her inherited land, which is today our ‘Homeplace’. After several generations, William G. and wife Joyce, built their farming operation on these same acres and incorporated Came Farms in 1994. With their 3 children, Bill, Chad, and Darcy, they looked to the future generations to come.

After the passing of William G. in 2009, Joyce welcomed the passing of the family farm to the next generation. Bill, Chad, and Darcy work hard to fulfill the desire of William G. that Came Family Farms be a lasting legacy to the 10 grand-children he left behind.