Border Springs Farm is nestled at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Patrick County, only 10 miles north of the
North Carolina Border and 20 minutes from the picturesque Blue Ridge Parkway. Border Springs Farm is a small family
farm raising Kathadin and Texel sheep as well as working Border Collies.
Whe raise natural lamb on our pastures and do not sell any processed lamb with ever treated with hormones or antibiotics.
Texel wool is generally available to spinners and can certainly be reserved.
We welcome visitors essentially anytime. We lamb twice a year, Thanksgiving to New Years, and again in March into
April. The Border Collies work every day doing chores or tuning up for their next sheep dog trial, and the livestock
guardian dogs never take a vacation. They are always on patrol.
The horses, chickens, and cows add a little additional color to the farm. When we are not doing chores, we
train dogs, which sometimes looks more like play. Basic obedience and agility lessons are available in the evenings
and weekends, and stockdog training (herding) and instruction can also be arranged.
If you have never had the pleasure of farm fresh lamb, please check out our lamb page and order some today.
Please enjoy your visit and we hope to see you at Border Springs Farm soon.