What’s Going on with the Farmhouse?
On the night of October 25th, 2021, lightning struck the Horn Farm Center’s historic farmhouse, damaging it by fire…
Our generous community has raised nearly $1.2 million to repair, renovate, and redesign our farmhouse. With $200,000 to go, Horn Farm Center is building a new Education Center that will serve our community for generations to come.
Connect. Educate. Restore.
Our Mission: The Horn Farm Center fosters ecological learning through land stewardship, community partnership, and hands-on experiences.
Our Vision: We envision a world where people live in reciprocity with nature and our agricultural practices revive ecosystems and human well-being.
We are creating community resilience through education and regenerative practices on the land.
“Rebuilding & Growing a Regenerative Future”
In 2024, the Horn Farm Center celebrated its 20th Anniversary. Through the strength of our relationships with land and people, the Horn Farm Center has become a touchstone of hope, inspiration, and meaningful learning experiences. Let’s celebrate all that we’ve accomplished together while looking forward to a regenerative future.
Thank you to the organizations, businesses, and individuals who supported our work and mission in 2024.
The Horn Farm Center is a bio-regional hub for emergent discovery rooted in the land.
Through a diverse offering of classes, workshops, training programs, community events, on-site demonstrations, community gardens, and volunteer service learning events, we are connecting people with nature in fun and meaningful ways.
Join us for an upcoming program at the Horn Farm Center – from foraging and nature walks to composting and gardening programs, to cooking and movement classes – we have something new to learn and explore here in York, PA!
The Horn Farm Center Thanks Our Annual Sponsors:
Horn Farm Center occupies the ancestral lands of the Susquehannock peoples.
We are a partner of the Susquehanna Riverlands, a partnership of organizations working to protect, preserve, and steward the natural lands along the Lower Susquehanna River, emphasizing connectivity, eco-system health, and sustainable public access.