Your Neighbor’s Farmstand

08/25/2026

08/08/2026

I could do this all day (bc they grow so fast and it’s enough work for 3 Brittanys)

08/07/2026

It might not be aesthetic but it’s ✨my✨ aesthetic

07/29/2026

🌽🌽Produce stand is STOCKED 🌽🌽

🌽THANK YOU to everyone who visited us at the La Plata Farmers Market today!

Come visit the honor stand- it’s STOCKED and super duper fresh today.

07/07/2026

Not only is this just a hop, skip & jump from the farm stand, but it’s a historic site near and dear to our hearts, as the Hancock family has been privileged to grain farm part of the original farm property.

The history here, the dark and the light, will be preserved, shared, and passed on. The Historical Society of Charles County, Inc. has done a phenomenal job with telling the story of Rich Hill.

Maybe we will see you there on Saturday, or during their visiting hours!
➡️ (Fri-Sun | 11-3 | apr thru beginning of dec)

More info at richhillfriends.org

Step back 250 years at A 250th Celebration: Living History at Rich Hill! 🇺🇸

Join the Historical Society of Charles County and the Friends of Rich Hill this Saturday, July 11, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Historic Rich Hill for a day packed with history and family fun. Watch the First Maryland Regiment of the Continental Line bring the American Revolution to life with reenactments and demonstrations, tour the historic Rich Hill house, explore colonial toys, and meet costumed characters portrayed by the Port To***co Players. Enjoy live colonial music from Rosewood Colonial Music and The Bushmill Band, tasty bites from Judy's Food Express, and a taste of Rich Hill's Revolutionary Ale, specially brewed by Mully's Brewery. Bring the whole family and celebrate 250 years of American history!

06/30/2026

The honor Farmstand is OPEN but you might notice that it is empty in the middle of the day… while the heat is very high we are taking the produce up to preserve freshness. We’ll be bringing it back out to the honor stand by 4pm daily so the produce can be out of the sun.

This will also allow us to streamline our inventory keeping it as fresh as possible and hopefully reduce waste as well.

The garden is rocking and rolling; thanks for your continued support!!! We love growing for our neighbors and friends.

06/24/2026

There are verrrrrry limited cauliflower left, and then we won’t have any more until autumn!!

But we’ll have LOTS of other produce because summer veggies are just starting to really show out ❤️‍🔥

See you today…. Maybe if not today, Saturday or Sunday? 😏

06/24/2026

The Wednesday farmers market is always really giving that small town La Plata vibe I grew up with 💕

➡️We waited til last minute to pick for today’s market , so come see how much our produce loved this rain!

06/23/2026

Next up in our Growing Charles County series is Your Neighbor’s Farmstand—a shining example of the next generation of Charles County farmers!

Johnny and Brittany Hancock, high school sweethearts turned farmers, are building their dream one season at a time from their farm in Bel Alton. What began with a desire to provide fresh, locally grown food for their family and neighbors has grown into a thriving local farm business dedicated to feeding our community.

From fresh seasonal produce to beautiful flower, vegetable, and herb plants, they offer something special during every season. They also have creative value-added offerings like their farm-grown bird seed — even your backyard birds can eat local! 🐦🌻

You'll find Your Neighbor's Farmstand:
La Plata Farmers Market – Wednesdays & Saturdays
Bryans Road Farmers Market (Canopy Group Markets)– Sundays
At their Bel Alton farmstand

Their story reminds us that farming isn't just about growing food—it's about learning, adapting, and investing in our community.

Johnny and Brittany are active members of our local Charles County Farm Bureau and openly share both the joys and learning curves of farming, inspiring others to follow their own agricultural dreams.

When you shop with our local farmers like Your Neighbor's Farmstand, you're supporting fresh, local food, preserving farmland, strengthening our local economy, and helping the next generation of Charles County agriculture thrive.

Be sure to stop by, say hello, and support this growing local farm!