Shaul Farms Inc — Local services in Town of Fulton

Shaul Farms: A Disappointing Decline I’ve been a loyal customer of Shaul Farms for years, but recent experiences have been incredibly disappointing. The once-pristine quality of their produce has taken a dramatic downturn. Over the past couple of years, the vegetables at their farm stand have been consistently subpar. To make matters worse, even the Shaul Farms produce available at my local Hannaford's has suffered a similar decline. It's clear that Shaul Farms has lost sight of quality control. It's disheartening to see such a decline in a local business that once prided itself on fresh, high-quality produce. To add insult to injury, the owner’s wife (or whoever she is) is incredibly standoffish when customers voice their concerns about the produce or customer service and blame the grocery stores they are selling the product to instead acknowledging the quality issue. It seems like there's a serious problem with management and customer relations at Shaul Farms. As a strong supporter of local businesses, I hate to see this decline in quality. I encourage Shaul Farms to prioritize quality control, improve customer service, and regain the trust of their disappointed customers rather than just writing catchy post 3...

Awesome produce BUT... if they are going to refridgerate melons and other produce then sell it they need to tell people its been in the deep cool-3 huge mellons lasted 2 days and molded and went to mush! Thats because they were in cold storage before reaching the stand! I would have put them in the fridge or eaten them right away IF I HAD KNOWN. Now i know why the cucumbers were so cold when it was so hot out!! Makes a...

A good friend recommended this stand when looking for pumpkins, and we were not disappointed! All prices were labeled clearly, and we ended up getting more than we came for (very happily!) They even accepted cards, which isn't the "norm" for many similar farms. We were very pleased with everything and can't wait for another chance to come out and get more produce from...