The Archehof specializes in the preservation of old breeds of farm animals whose existence is threatened. In the Archehof these are Noriker horses, Huzulen horses, forest sheep, Hungarian-Austrian white baroque donkey, Turopolje pigs, Styrian piebald goats and a Pustertaler Sprinzen cow. In addition to the species-appropriate and organic breeding of the above-mentioned breeds of domestic animals and organic farming, they offer a wide variety of activities at the Arche Farm, ranging from riding lessons to donkey walks to school on the farm and farm tours.
Numerous exciting events and camps also take place throughout the summer, such as the nature and self-sufficiency camp, the Indian camp, the nature experience camp, and a summer riding camp. Animal-assisted nature experience education is used to teach children how to treat nature and animals with respect.
"We welcome visits of all ages and can customize the program."