Stone family opens White Rock farm stand with fresh local goods
White Rock got a new Friday-Saturday farm stand at 109 Monte Rey Drive North, selling eggs, produce, herbs and flowers without a trip out of the canyon.
The Stone family has opened a new farm stand at 109 Monte Rey Drive North in White Rock, giving Los Alamos County residents a closer place to buy fresh eggs, greenhouse-grown produce, herbs and fresh-cut flowers.
The stand is open Fridays and Saturdays, a small schedule that fits the scale of the business and the rhythm of a community where quick, local shopping options can be limited. For White Rock residents, it creates a hyperlocal stop for everyday food items and household-friendly goods without a drive out of the canyon.
The launch also speaks to a larger county issue: Los Alamos County has long wrestled with retail variety and the challenge of finding fresh local produce nearby. A family-run stand like this responds directly to that gap by offering a short supply chain, keeping more spending inside the community and giving buyers a place to pick up seasonal food close to home.
Because the stand is new, the early weeks will show whether White Rock has enough demand to support this kind of micro-retail model. If it catches on, the Stone family’s bet could become a practical example of how small farms and neighborhood commerce can serve daily needs in a county that often sends residents elsewhere for basics.
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