At Bundy Farm's, we're proud to have over 600 acres of lush tillable and wooded farmland, where we grow a variety of seasonal crops to feed our animals, and yours. We use sustainable farming practices to ensure that our soil and crops are healthy, so you know you are getting the best product. Our farm is also home to a variety of animals, including cattle, pigs, chickens, ducks and geese, which are raised in spacious and clean environments.
At Bundy Farm's we offer a variety of crops to feed your livestock.
Crop availability varies from year to year.
We also offer beef available by the half or whole to fill your freezer
Beef available by the cut in our store at comparable prices to big box stores. All beef is frozen and usda inspected.
*Prices subject to change at any time
Our farm store offers a variety of delicious, USDA inspected cuts, including grain-fed beef and pork, and we also offer free-range eggs. Our market is open year-round so you can enjoy farm fresh meats anytime! Store is by appt only at this time, please message us on Facebook or call Amanda at 814-952-3338 to set up a day and time to shop.
Our animals are never given any sort of growth hormones or steroids or any unnecessary antibiotics, EVER!
Cash and card accepted
3.5% convenience fee for card transactions
Chuck is a 4th generation farmer who took over the family farm in 2020. With the help of his wife, Amanda, they are bringing the farm back to its former glory and raising the 5th generation to take over one day.
Chuck & Amanda have been married since 2013 and have been together since high-school. It was always Chucks dream to take over the family farm, so when the opportunity arose, the whole family picked up and moved to the farm. Ever since then they have both put in countless hours in the fields during planting and harvest seasons, brought cattle back to the farm to fill the empty barns and have big dreams for the future.
Meet the future of Bundy Farm's!
Lyric, Camdyn, and Aliyah Bundy
They may not have fully grown up on the farm, but they have adapted quite well. They have learned how to tend to the animals as well as how to make their feed, and how much to feed them. They know how to look at the animals and let someome know when there is an issue or concern. They put in their hours all summer long helping to put up thousands of square bales while mom and dad make them. They are no stranger to hard work and have fantastic work ethics! You will often see them in the garage at the farm bagging up corn, and helping customers load up their vehicles.
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