Choose-Your-Own Farm Boxes, or Shop at Market with Pre-Paid Farm Dollars
The Milk Lady Markets fall and winter shares run 25 weeks, from November 7, 2026 through May 16, 2027. Customize each box and swap what you don't want, or become a Market Member and shop the market with your farm dollars all season.








What can you add to your farm box?
Dairy, eggs, and bread come in our customizable boxes, but you can always add-on extras each week!

Local Meats
Grass-fed and raised on pasture

Farm-Fresh Dairy
Milk, cheese, and yogurt

Pasture-Raised Eggs
Fresh by the dozen
How do pickups work?
Select your preferred pickup option on page two of sign up. Confirm, modify, shop add-ons, or skip your order by Tuesday at 10 pm. Skipped orders can "double up" a box on the date of your choice.
Meet us at one of our Saturday markets in Rockville, Wheaton, Beltsville, or Upper Northwest DC for free pickup.
Want to open a pickup site of your own? Gather 5 members and send us an email!

Each box starts with our pick of the week, and you can swap items or add extras before every pickup. Sign in at gofarmhand.com/sign-in with your email or phone number and make your changes by Tuesday at 10pm the week of your pickup. If you don't change anything, you'll get our pick.
For Market Members, come to the market to shop, and skip when you're already stocked up. Credit remains on your account all season long.
While we'd never advise skipping your veggies, we understand that life gets busy! Every week, you'll receive an alert when our harvest starts, with the option to “skip” by Tuesday at 10pm to opt out of the week's order.
Customizable box members can “double up” an order on the date of their choice. Market members' credit stays on your account for the 2027 season until you're ready to shop again (no skipping needed!).
Of course! Members get priority access to local meats, eggs, dairy, and other fresh goods from our many vendors and artisan producers. Shop add-ons from the online shop by Tuesday at 10pm to be included in your upcoming order.
Choose the way you want to shop this fall + winter
The farmers' market season may be ending, but your local food doesn’t have to!





