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Fulton Family Farm traces its roots to 1938 when J.L. Fulton bought the land with his wife Annie Mae to raise their family. J.L. worked for the railroad and raised cattle while Annie Mae tended the garden and their two daughters. Flash forward some 90 years and their granddaughter Tara and husband Michael continue to care for the family land. Tara's fondest memories as a child were of spending each summer at the farm with Granny and Papaw, helping to shell peas and hay cattle. Michael was a cowboy from an early age and does his best to follow J.L. in tending to the livestock. Tara inherited her grandmother's green thumb and her garden on the farm and preserving the produce are a tribute to Granny. At a time when so many family farms are being divided and sold, Michael and Tara couldn't let that happen and are dedicated to upholding that legacy, preserving the past ways and honoring family.
MISSION
At Fulton Family Farm, we produce everything as naturally and as simply as possible - no chemicals, no hormones, no cages, no stress, no unneeded medicine - doing wall we can to regenerate the land to its original pristine condition, promoting native species of wildlife and flora, ensuring it will be here for generations to come. Inspired by our faith, we focus on giving back and helping others, sharing our blessings and promoting a spirit of generosity and compassion
VISION
At Fulton Family Farm, we envision a future where natural simplicity and holistic living guide our way of life. We are dedicated to nurturing the earth through regenerative agriculture, cultivating a harmonious relationship with nature as stewards of God's creation. Our commitment to all-natural practices fosters a sustainable environment, enriching our community and ensuring a thriving, balanced ecosystem for generations to come. Through our passion for wholesome farming and mindful stewardship, we aspire to be a reflection of God's love in all we do.
