About Us

The Stoll family came to Logan County in 1950, in 1981 Lois and Bob moved back to the family farm to raise their family, cattle and christmas trees. Bob has been a district conservationist for the Natural Resource Conservation Service since 1978. Cattle, christmas trees and conservation make a perfect fit for our rolling hillside farm in west-central Ohio.

The Stoll family farm was awarded the Logan County Farm Family of the year in 2007 based on their emphasis on quality agriculture and conservation. They were also awarded the Ohio Cattlemen's Association Environmental Stewardship Award in 2007 because of their efforts to improve the environment through best management practices. The Stoll family farm was also recognized as a Professional Beef Producer by the Ohio Cattle Association and OSU Extension.

The 64 acre site includes a managed grass system where livestock are moved daily. There is also a farm pond and wetland which provide a watering system for winter time grazing.