The Oberhasling organic farm belongs to the village of Breitenbergham and is situated at around 790 metres above sea level. Most of the meadows are flat and the entire farm can be worked with machinery.
Maria and Johann Stöckl took over the farm from relatives in 1966 and managed it until 2005. Over the years, the old buildings were renovated or rebuilt. The old farmhouse was completely demolished and rebuilt in 1981, and the barn has been remodelled and extended several times.
Our organic farm comprises around 14 hectares of grassland, 3.5 hectares of forest and 8 hectares of leased land. The grassland is mown three to four times each summer and stored as grass silage and hay.
Our farm has been managed and inspected as an organic farm since the 1980s. We keep around 45 head of cattle, including 15–18 dairy cows and 15–20 young cows. The dairy cows and calves remain on the farm throughout the year, while the young cattle and our two Noriker horses spend the summer on the alpine pasture. Our pony Stella and little miniature pony Lucy, the rabbits, ducks and chickens, our cats and our farm dog Kira stay on the farm all year round.
Environmental protection and sustainability are very important to us. Our heating system runs on wood chips produced from timber from our own forests, while a solar system provides hot water. Since 2025, a photovoltaic system on the machinery shed roof has also been generating environmentally friendly electricity.
