2022 Fulton Farm Stand

For 2022, the public can visit the Fulton Farm Stand every Wednesday from 3-6 p.m. beginning June 1 for your fresh produce needs. This is a cash and carry market and features our seasonal, fresh-picked, naturally grown produce. 

Here's how you find us:  From Route 11 in Chambersburg, turn onto South Penn Hall Drive (between Wilson's Hankey Center parking lot and Chambers Pointe Retirement Community).  At the second stop sign, turn left and bear to the right under the railroad trestle.  The Owens Barn is ahead on the right and our market stand is in the bottom of the barn.  Look for the open doors.

Pro Tips: Please bring a bag, basket or box for your produce.  Cash or checks are accepted (sorry, no cards). If you have a few extra minutes, feel free to walk the farm or our Interpretive Trail.

Join us for a FREE community screening of Kiss The Ground, a documentary, shedding light on a “new, old approach” to farming called regenerative agriculture, a practice with the extraordinary ability to balance our climate and feed the world. Facilitated discussion after and giveaways. Register here.  

Create Your Own Working Homestead Presentations

The Fulton Center at Wilson College, along with Healthy Franklin County held our third annual Community Garden workshop on March 20, 2021. This year we hosted a virtual workshop focused on "Creating Your Own Working Homestead." We presented a variety of topics related to homesteading that explored foodscaping, foraging,  the new herb spiral at Fulton Farm and more. If you missed the workshop, you can watch the presentations below. 

Homesteading at Foot of the Mountain Farm with Jessy Varisano 

Foraging in Your Backyard and Beyond with Cavan Patterson of Wild Purveyors

Herbs Spiral with Jessica Larkin and Dan Emig of Fulton Farm/Wilson College

Foodscaping with Jessy Varisano of Foot of the Mountain Farm

Getting Started with Honey & Honey Bees with Greg Hildebrand of Honey Bee Friendly

Create Your Own Working Homestead Panel Discussion