The Moarberg farm, formerly Worburg, had been a so-called "Kuchlmairhof" since the High Middle Ages and belonged to the prince-bishop's, Brixen Higher District Court of Bruneck, based in Bruneck Castle. The farm is first mentioned in an Urber by Bishop Albert von Enn (1323 - 1336). There were only 3 Kuchlmair farms in Reischach and only 40 in the central Puster valley and they had the task of supplying Bruneck Castle with food. A house mill, a granary, a tree garden, a herb garden, a pig garden and a calf garden belonged to the Moarberg farm. Bishop Ulrich II had a pond dug. Since the basic relief of 1848, the farm has been the free property of the owner. In 1912 our grandfather Josef Kronbichler bought the farm, he died in 1920 and left the farm to his wife Anna and the children. In 1956 our father Josef took over the farm and in 1995 the youngest of the children, Erich, continued to run it with the family. We look forward to your visit!