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Jacob Roloff Denies Owning Family Farm
30 Nov, 2025
Summary
- Jacob and Isabel Roloff clarify they rent their home on the family farm.
- Matt Roloff still owns the farm, which was previously listed for $4 million.
- Jacob grows produce and 60,000 lbs of pumpkins on the farm property.
Jacob and Isabel Roloff have addressed misconceptions about their role on the Roloff family farm, a frequent setting for the TLC series 'Little People, Big World.' Contrary to assumptions, Jacob has not acquired the farm; instead, the couple rents their residence on the property and actively contributes to its operations. Jacob is employed full-time, cultivating a variety of produce and harvesting an impressive 60,000 pounds of pumpkins this year, while Isabel dedicates her time to animal care and stewarding the land.
The farm's ownership remains with patriarch Matt Roloff, who previously attempted to sell a significant portion of the 16-plus acres, initially listing it for $4 million before reducing the price. This potential sale had caused friction, particularly with ex-wife Amy Roloff, who expressed a desire for the farm to remain within the family for future generations. Previous attempts by Matt to sell to his sons Jeremy and Zach also reportedly did not materialize.
Despite the past negotiations and family discussions surrounding the property, the Roloffs appear to be maintaining family connections. Matt celebrated Thanksgiving 2025 with several family members, sharing photos of the occasion, and Amy also shared moments with her children and grandchildren. The show 'Little People, Big World' chronicled the family's life managing the farm and their personal relationships throughout its run on TLC.
