Hancock County, Georgia Farm Bureau Insurance

08/25/2026

Come check out the Book of the Month at Hancock/Sparta Library!!🐠🎏🐟
Find out activities go along with the book at https://hubs.la/Q04vc_W30

08/03/2026

If you are in Sparta, stop by Hancock/Sparta library and check out the book of the month. 📙👓

01/28/2026

Hancock County Farm Bureau is accepting entries for its High School Art Contest until February 27,2026. This contest is open to all public, private and home-schooled students in 9th through 12th grades.
Students entering the art contest should draw an original scene depicting Georgia agriculture. Artwork must be on 8.5 x 11-inch white paper. Contestants may use a variety of media to create their artwork including graphite, charcoal, pastel, chalk, colored pencil, pen-and-ink, ballpoint pen or mixed media appropriate for printing.
For more information about the contest contact the county Farm Bureau office at 706-444-5312.

01/01/2026

12/18/2025

Holiday hours: December 23rd close @ 12:00pm. December 24-26th closed. January 1st-closed

11/18/2025

Hancock County Farm Bureau will be collecting toys for some local organizations. We will be collecting toys and donating them to the Sparta Police Department and Hancock County Head Start. We know times can get tough, but no child should have to wake up on Christmas morning without a gift to open. If you would like to help, please bring your items to Hancock County Farm Bureau’s office by December 5th. If you have any questions, you may contact Leigh Brown, office manager, 706-444-5312. Please remember it’s the season of giving.

10/20/2025

Don't forget to Thank a Farmer today!

10/06/2025

Our office will be closing at 2:00 on Friday October 10th for GFB Day at the fair.

09/30/2025

The State of Georgia will receive about $531,236,000 in federal funds for the Hurricane Helene Block Grant Program to help farmers and timber producers recover, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins and Georgia Commissioner of Agriculture Tyler Harper announced today in a joint statement. The block grant, which is funded through the American Relief Act of 2025 that Congress passed last December and was signed into law Dec. 21, 2024, will cover future economic losses, infrastructure losses, and timber losses caused by Hurricane Helene. The announcement comes just days after the one-year anniversary of the historic storm estimated to have caused $5.5 billion in damage to Georgia's agriculture and timber sectors.

Read more about the Hurricane Helene Block Grant Program here https://hubs.la/Q03LyC6f0