Leitnerhof, Hafling
Name: Unterholzner Ignaz
Location: Hafling
Product: Organic meat packages from suckler cow farming
Availability: On selected dates in autumn, winter and spring

Description
At the Leitnerhof in Hafling, Unterholzner Ignaz is committed to sustainable suckler cow farming. The animals spend most of the year on the farm’s own pastures, growing up in a natural and low‑stress environment.
The organic meat packages come from cattle raised with great care, fed mainly with homegrown forage. This results in premium meat quality that highlights regional production, sustainability and animal welfare.


Contact
Unterholzner Ignaz
Leitnerhof / Leitnerrind
Hafling
Tel.: 377 321 1336
Tschögglberg lokal | 1/1/2025
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