Biohof Osterer

About Biohof Osterer

Biohof Osterer in Tribuswinkel grows a wide variety of organic vegetables and sells them itself, in the farm shop and at two weekly markets. The farm is run by Thomas and Bernhard Osterer, and there are also laying hens on pasture, a small apiary and in autumn a dedicated pumpkin farm.

More than 60 vegetable varieties

More than 60 vegetable varieties grow on around 5 hectares in the open field and in polytunnels from March to November. Tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers and aubergines are in the tunnels, and much is sown in several batches so that fresh produce can be harvested throughout the season. Fertilising is done with compost and green manure, nets help against cabbage pests and flea beetles, and an organic cut-flower field attracts beneficial insects. The farm is a member of Bio Austria, organic inspection body AT-Bio-902.

Farm shop, egg vending machine and markets

• Farm shop: Traiskirchner Straße 16, with seasonal organic vegetables from June to November; the 2026 season started on 27 May
• Egg vending machine: in front of the farm shop, all year round and around the clock, freshly filled every day at midday; during the farm shop season the eggs often go quickly
• Markets: from May to November at the Pfaffstätten weekly market on Thursdays and at the Badener Genussmarkt on Fridays, each 8 to 12
• Pumpkin farm: in September and October also at Traiskirchner Straße 1, on Fridays and Saturdays 8 to 18

Hens in a mobile coop

Since the beginning of 2022 the laying hens have lived in a mobile coop that is regularly moved on to a fresh piece of pasture, with daily outdoor access even in winter. They are fed domestic organic feed, the husbandry is additionally certified to the Bio Austria standard, and the brother chicks are raised by a partner farm. Once a year organic boiling hens are available to pre-order; for 2026 they are already sold out.

School on the farm

Nursery groups and school classes come to the farm in April, May, June, September and October. A visit with field work, hens and a farmhouse Jause lasts around 2.5 to 3 hours and costs 7 euros per child. Registration is via a form on the website.

Automatically translated from German.

Compiled by our editorial team.