Smith's Corner Farm

Smith's Corner Farm Native Bucks County family owned regenerative farm in Pipersville, Bucks County PA.

Born and raised in Bucks County, Ed and Eileen Bowden and their 7 children raise heritage breed livestock and grow heirloom varieties using pastured, permaculture and "beyond-organic" practices. We demand the highest quality food possible for our family and plan to be able to help provide the same for your family in the near future.

Farm fresh regenerative eggs are available!!🥚🥚 Our chickens are raised organically on our regenerative farm. Each dozen...
04/01/2025

Farm fresh regenerative eggs are available!!🥚🥚 Our chickens are raised organically on our regenerative farm. Each dozen will have a colorful mixed variety of eggs. We are close to the corner of Stump and Tohickon Hill Road in Pipersville. Text 267-461-8123 for pickup times and address. First come first serve.

Currently available:
10 dozen regular-size
3 dozen extra large-size
1-½ dozen duck eggs (6 ct)

$6 per dozen for regular size, $7 per dozen extra large size, $8 for ½ dozen duck eggs.
BUT if you bring back our 12 count egg carton(s) in useable condition get $1 off your next dozen (.50 off if you bring back in useable condition 6 count cartons).

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Philadelphia, PA

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+12154858373

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Bucks County natives, Ed and Eileen Bowden took their family and left the suburbs behind on a quest to fulfill a long held dream of farming. Spending almost a decade to find the perfect place to set up their family farm and meeting more than a few bumps and turns in the road, they are now happily nestled in the village of Smith’s Corner in Bucks County PA. The Bowdens raise their seven children and operate their farm on roughly 12 acres total. This land includes forest, pastures, and living space. They raise pigs, chickens, roosters, guinea hens and of course, goats on their pastures, but the primary focus right now is regenerating the soil. Regenerative farming is dynamic and holistic incorporating permaculture and organic farming practices. The Bowden’s utilize silvopasture, an ancient practice that combines forestry with pasture. It seeks to grow trees in areas where animals are pastured as a way to get double the amount of production out of one area of land while also contributing to the ecological health of that area. Regenerative organic agriculture is proven to sequester carbon from the atmosphere and reverse climate change.