Our farm originally began in 1858 when Adam and Sophia Huber purchased 40 acres.  Another 80 acres was purchased a few years later.  The farm was later purchased by their granddaughter who was born and raised on the farm, William and Edith Hoff nee. Huber.  It has remained in operation as a small family farm through the years.  The current owners, Alvin and Shirley Hoff, continue to raise crops, a small beef cattle herd, and maintain 40 acres of Classified Forest.

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In the Summer of 2020, we received a Sesquicentennial Hoosier Homestead Farm Award for our farm being owned by the same family for over 150 years.  David and Michelle Hoff are grateful to continue the family farming tradition.  

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In 2012, the fifth generation to farm the land, David and Michelle Hoff, planted the first Christmas trees.  Each spring since 2012, tree seedlings have been planted by hand totaling 8 acres of Christmas trees.  Our family spends many hours each year maintaining the trees to provide beautiful trees to celebrate the Christmas season.  In 2018, we supplied a beautiful 24 foot Colorado Blue Spruce to the City of Aurora as the town Christmas tree for their Miracle on Main Street celebration.  In December 2020, Hoff Christmas Trees was featured in a video news story on The 812.   Hoff Christmas Trees are also featured in the November 2023 edition of The Batesville Neighbors magazine.  Check out our Facebook page for the latest news on the tree farm. 

 

November 2023 will mark our sixth season opening as a choose and cut operation for Hoff Christmas Trees.  For 2023, we will again have a limited selection of freshly made wreaths and pre-cut trees available.  We are proud members of the Indiana Christmas Tree Growers Association and participants in the Trees for Troops program.

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We hope you will make a tree from Hoff Christmas Trees part of “An old family tradition for making new Christmas memories” for your family.

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Merry Christmas!