Gillispie's County Line Farm, LLC

10/03/2026

We’re sorry to miss the Farmers Market at IX this morning, but unfortunately back to school germs have hit the Gillispie household.

Not to worry, if you were hoping to reserve your Thanksgiving turkey today, you can still do so online! Link in bio.

Stay warm and safe and we’ll see you next weekend!

09/26/2026

Come see us at the Farmers Market at IX this morning and reserve your local, pasture-raised Thanksgiving turkey! We’re next to our friends at Bee Conscious Baking Company and here until noon!


Farmers Market At Ix

09/07/2026

County Line Farm is now accepting
2026 Thanksgiving Turkey Reservations!

It's hard to believe that it's already September and we are well into our FOURTH year of raising pasture-raised Thanksgiving turkeys for our family, friends, and community! We adore these funny, curious creatures so much and are honored whenever folks choose us to supply their centerpiece for what is arguably the most important meal of the year.

Take a look around and don't hesitate to reach out with any questions. As always, thank you for your continued support!

Much love,
Cody & Valerie Gillispie
County Line Farm

Customer Testimonials...

"I ordered a 22 lb. turkey this year and dry brined it 2 1/2 days before roasting. It cooked up beautifully and continues to be moist and delicious two days after. It is well worth a bit of extra money to buy a fresh, locally raised turkey from County Line Farm!"

-Kim V, Charlottesville, VA

"The bronze turkey from County Line was the best I have ever eaten. I appreciated the seamless ordering and pick up process. Thank you for making our Thanksgiving especially wonderful this year!"

-Christine P, Scottsville, VA

"Delicious turkey, and appreciate the reminder to pick it up and start thawing early, saved the day!"

-Brennan G, Keswick, VA

"We loved the turkey we got for Thanksgiving. It was juicy and tender, and we frequently buy pork and beef as well and the quality is amazing."

-Dennis W, Richmond, VA

"Easy to order and excellent communication on delivery, as well as incentives for early pickup! Great customer service."

-Martin C, Charlottesville, VA

19 Grace Johnson Ln,

Kents Store, VA 23084

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08/13/2026

Our website is currently under construction as we prepare to open up Thanksgiving turkey reservations this weekend!

We’ll let you know as soon as it’s back up and running.

08/04/2026

You just never know who you might run into while pulling weeds in the garden. 😅

08/01/2026

Hey friends! The intense sun yesterday cooked some of our tomatoes out on the farm stand, but we have a solution for that. 😉 Tomatoes, basil, and garlic from our garden, and beautiful organic onions from our friends at Whisper Hill Farm makes the best marinara 😋

The farm stand was just restocked (noon on 8/1) and there’s plenty of maters out there waiting to go home with you!

(Sorry we missed our regulars at IX today, there just aren’t enough hours in the day and we needed today to play a little catch-up. We’ll see you soon! 😘)

07/30/2026

Fresh restock of our delicious tomatoes! 😋 (Make sure you try Harvest Moon & Valencia varieties. SO good!!! 💛🧡)

**Looking for green tomatoes for frying? DM us!

19 Grace Johnson Ln, Kents Store

07/19/2026

Happy Sunday, folks! We’ve been hard at work this summer and the Farm Stand is stocked with fresh tomatoes and beautiful Lisianthus flowers! 🍅 💐👩🏻‍🌾

Stop on by and get a big juicy mater and enjoy what might just be the best tomato sandwich you’ve ever had. (‘Harvest Moon’ is my personal favorite 🤤) Stand will remain open until 8PM.

📍 19 Grace Johnson Ln, Kents Store

07/15/2026

How are our Thanksgiving turkeys so delicious? Well perhaps it’s because they are hand-fed mulberries on the regular. 😉😋💜

06/27/2026

Today Dad & I went on a field trip to Virginia State University’s Randolph Farm for their annual Farmer Field Day where we were able to tour their high tunnels, cattle herd, and also view some of their test plots in the field.

We found the hydroponics and aquaponics especially interesting, as well as the precision livestock technologies they’re using with their cattle. A single bolus (a sensor that looks like a big pill) is administered orally and rests in the cow’s reticulum, and is able to measure that individual cow’s daily water intake, internal temperature, heat cycles, and can even tell when the cow is going to be calving. 🤯 All of this info is recorded and can be viewed on a cell phone, tablet, or computer. Invisible fence collars were also discussed, eliminating or minimizing the need for expensive fencing.

Thank you VSU for putting on a great event and to my dad for walking up insanely early so he could go with me. 😆