LITTLE People, Big World star Matt Roloff has teased that he's going to be revamping his family's land.

Matt took to Instagram on Thursday to disclose to fans that he planned to cultivate certain crops on his farm with the assistance of his son Jacob.

LPBW star Matt Roloff has revealed his intentions with his family farm on social media

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LPBW star Matt Roloff has revealed his intentions with his family farm on social mediaCredit: Instagram
With the help of his son Jacob, Matt plans to plant a pumpkin patch

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With the help of his son Jacob, Matt plans to plant a pumpkin patchCredit: Instagram/mattroloff

The 61-year-old Little People star shared a snap of him and his mom, Peggy, smiling at what appeared to be a restaurant table with a few other people who also grinned.

The Roloff patriarch revealed that he traveled to Arizona to be with his "beautiful amazing mother" on the first anniversary of his dad "Ron 'Papa' Roloff's passing."

Matt added that although he had "so much fun" meeting the new friends his mom "developed at her complex" it was time for him to head back home.

He disclosed: "Now time to race back to the farm and get the Big 95 acres pumpkin patch expansion project into full gear.

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"Between the house and the October pumpkin festival… I’ve got the next 8 weeks cut out for me.

"Very thankful for Jacob’s new team to help get this all ready for You first week of October—- be ready … see You soon @rolofffarms."

Fans sent Matt nothing but supportive comments in regard to him growing pumpkins.

"Happy to hear that your mom is doing well," one fan expressed.

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"As far as Pumpkin Season snd the new house, it’s nothing that you, Caren, Jacob, and your crew can’t handle! You thrive on this stuff!!"

Another cosigned: "Always busy as ever. Looking forward to your new additions this year!"

FUTURE ON THE FARM?

This might be one of the few seasons that Matt and his family will have on their farmland.

Matt recently put the family farm back up for sale and cut the price down to $3,395,000, The U.S. Sun exclusively reported recently.

He previously asked $4million for the farmland and then took it off the market to list it as a rental property.

The Roloff's rental business may not have been booming to their expectations, as The U.S. Sun can exclusively reveal the property is back on the market for a slash in price.

According to Realtor, the five-bed, three-and-a-half-bathroom home is back on the market for $3,395,000.

The home sits on a 16.6-acre lot where the Roloff family hosts their pumpkin season tour every year.

Matt put the famous home back on the market on Tuesday.

STAY WITH MATT!

In October 2022, The U.S. Sun previously reported Matt decided to pull the home from the market and list it as a rental instead.

After the farm was on the market for 160 days, an insider at Roloff Farm told The U.S. Sun Matt revealed his big decision during a Q&A session at the farm.

When curious fans began asking about the fate of the famous family home and land property for sale, Matt shared he had made the decision to list the home as an Airbnb rental.

At the time, Matt revealed the home was 26 weeks behind schedule from opening up to guests due to severe delays at the permit office.

The Roloff patriarch had hoped the Airbnb rental would be running in full swing by this upcoming pumpkin season - but the home has already been placed back on the market.

Matt explains on Instagram that he had to see his mom Peggy before he got started on his 'pumpkin project'

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Matt explains on Instagram that he had to see his mom Peggy before he got started on his 'pumpkin project'Credit: mattroloff/Instagram
Matt's news came after The U.S. Sun reported that he had put the family farm up for sale

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Matt's news came after The U.S. Sun reported that he had put the family farm up for saleCredit: Matt Roloff/Instagram
Currently Matt is selling the Roloff farmland for under $4million

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Currently Matt is selling the Roloff farmland for under $4millionCredit: Social Media - Refer to Source