This study was conducted with aim of assessing farm level adaptation to climate change thatrnfocuses on adaptive capacities and adaptation strategies of farmers make in response to climaternchange. The research is specific to the three tabias of Gulomkada Woreda on Shewit Lemlem,rnAddis Tesfa and Sebeya on the basis of data gathered through a combination of qualitativernresearch methods and quantitative household survey. Results obtained in the study revealed thatrnthe adaptive capacities of the study population were poor like the majority of the respondentsrnlow level of education, poor health, limited infrastructural provision, limited access tornagricultural inputs, highly degraded natural resource, poor access to credit and saving in thernstudy area. The Adaptation strategies employed by the Gulomkada communities were greatlyrncontributed to curve climate change impacts situations, but these adaptations are directly orrnindirectly depend on rainfall in the area. Perhaps the woreda communities employedrncombinations of various strategies including joint adaptation activities SlIch as crop productionrnrelated adaptation strategies, livestock related adaptations, land degradation and others in thernareas. In conclusion, this research work comes up with that the adaptation strategies to combatrnthe climate change impacts in the study area were not enough; it was a kind of self-adaptationrnstrategies which were practiced in disorganized way. Therefore, it is suggested adaptationrnmeasures have to be sensitively integrated with ongoing development pathways to ensure theyrnare sustainable and relevant to local priorities