Martha Stewart's 152-acre New York farm keeps growing; 26 years after purchase, it has 19 pheasants and over 100 chickens
India, Oct. 31 -- Most people know Martha Stewart as a TV host, author, or as a home and cooking expert. But on her farm in Bedford, New York, which she bought in 2000, the birds are now the star attractions. The Martha Stewart Blog said in a post on March 9, 2026, that she had 11 pheasants that she took care of. Ten were golden pheasants, and the newest was a young silver pheasant. By July, that number grew to 19. The farm also has over 100 chickens. It's less of a finished project, and more of a place that grows with her.
Stewart bought the farm back in 2000. The Associated Press reported in November of that year that she had completed the purchase of a 153-acre estate in Westchester County, New York. Through the years, it has turned o...
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