There's no need to shout. Searching the entire web for prepackaged farmhouse plans is no way to start as evidenced by your 2 year search.

Plan mill sites often categorize the same house as 3 or 4 different styles and most "farmhouses" feature fake Palladian windows, awkward cornice returns, and 50's suburban garage doors.

There are many good sources of design ideas on the internet but you should start by aiming as high as possible. If you copy, copy the best.

I recommend starting with the portfolio sections of sites from architectural firms and custom home designers/builders and search Amazon for good design books.

"farmhouse" and "country" are vague terms and cover too many styles to be very helpful. Check local and state historical sources for farm and rural homes in your region. There are many good books on the subject. One of the most popular styles for American farmhouses was the Greek Revival so search the internet for that too.

I used to post examples of professionally designed houses and good web sites but too many people would criticize the examples as if we were engaged in a design contest and unfortunately the search function at the Garden Web doesn't seem to work anymore. If you search diligently you can find what you need but you should start with the good stuff; don't take a sandwich to a banquet.

Here is a link that might be useful: farmhouse design references