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Welcome to Jenkins Farms Who We Are At Jenkins Farms, we’re a proud family-run operation rooted in tradition and driven by quality. We raise Red Angus and Red Angus cross
Angus Cattle
We raise Red Angus cattle and Angus cross on our farm. We raise the cows to be easy to handle, be reliably good mothers and great carcass. We believe that
Kiko Goats
At Jenkins Farms, our Kiko goats are raised with a focus on sustainability and land stewardship. We practice multi-species grazing, rotating our goats alongside cattle to naturally manage forage, reduce
Welcome to Jenkins Farms
Who We Are
At Jenkins Farms, we’re a proud family-run operation rooted in tradition and driven by quality. We raise Red Angus and Red Angus cross cattle known for their excellent genetics and temperament. Our herd of hardy Kiko goats thrives on our pastures, and we produce premium mixed grass and Bermuda hay to support healthy, productive livestock. From our family to yours, we’re committed to raising livestock the right way—naturally, responsibly, and with care.
Where We Are
Jenkins Farms is nestled in northern Meriwether County, down a quiet dirt road just an hour south of bustling Atlanta. We may be a little biased, but we believe we’re lucky to call one of the most beautiful farms in the country home.
Why We Do It
Farming is in David’s blood—he’s a fifth-generation farmer whose roots trace back to land held under early treaties with Native American nations. After a career flying Chinook helicopters in the U.S. Army, including multiple combat tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, David realized he couldn’t shake his connection to the land. He and his wife, Cat, eventually found an old homestead in northern Meriwether County that needed a little love—and they got to work. David inherited the foundation of the farm’s Kiko goat herd from his father and continues to serve his community today as a pilot for an air ambulance company.
Cat also served in the Army, where she met David. Her family has deep farming roots too, though her father famously earned a scholarship so he’d never have to step foot in a chicken house again. Despite that legacy, Cat has embraced life on the farm—planting an orchard, experimenting with heirloom fruits, and cottage industries. When she’s not in the garden or tending animals, Cat runs a busy estate planning law practice.