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Collaborative project: Reduced emissions and increased animal welfare through clean, attractive floors in outdoor climate barns and outdoor runs in pig farming - subproject D (Project)
Improving animal welfare and reducing air emissions are important key elements for sustainable pig farming. Therefore the project aims to automate the frequent and regular cleaning of soiled surfaces in outdoor climate stalls and outdoor runs, which is necessary for reduction of emissions. With the use of newly developed, innovative cleaning robots and above-ground manure removal scraper systems,...
Funding period: 2023 - 2026
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Collaborative project: Reduced emissions and increased animal welfare through clean, attractive floors in outdoor climate barns and outdoor runs in pig farming - subproject E (Project)
Improving animal welfare and reducing air emissions are important key elements for sustainable pig farming. Therefore the project aims to automate the frequent and regular cleaning of soiled surfaces in outdoor climate stalls and outdoor runs, which is necessary for reduction of emissions. With the use of newly developed, innovative cleaning robots and above-ground manure removal scraper systems,...
Funding period: 2023 - 2026
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Collaborative project: Whole body analyses for the evaluation of nutrient supply recommendations and excretion of fattening boars - Subproject A (Project)
The main objective of this project is to generate data on the nutrient accretion of fattening boars. For this purpose, whole bodies of fattening boars at four weight stages are homogenised, chemically analysed and nutrient accretion and retention are calculated. Data on the nutrient accretion form the basis for emission calculations on the one hand and are on the other hand the main influencing...
Funding period: 2023 - 2025
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Collaborative project: Whole body analyses for the evaluation of nutrient supply recommendations and excretion of fattening boars - Subproject B (Project)
The main objective of this project is to generate data on the nutrient accretion of fattening boars. For this purpose, whole bodies of fattening boars at four weight stages are homogenised, chemically analysed and nutrient accretion and retention are calculated. Data on the nutrient accretion form the basis for emission calculations on the one hand and are on the other hand the main influencing...
Funding period: 2023 - 2025
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Collaborative project: Whole body analyses for the evaluation of nutrient supply recommendations and excretion of fattening boars - Subproject C (Project)
The main objective of this project is to generate data on the nutrient accretion of fattening boars. For this purpose, whole bodies of fattening boars at four weight stages are homogenised, chemically analysed and nutrient accretion and retention are calculated. Data on the nutrient accretion form the basis for emission calculations on the one hand and are on the other hand the main influencing...
Funding period: 2023 - 2025
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Collaborative project: Ensuring multifunctionality in forage production through species richness in intensive grasslands - Subproject A (Project)
Species-rich grasslands provide multiple ecosystem services (ES) simultaneously. The range of plant species used in intensive grassland management for dairy cattle is limited to a few representatives of the grasses and legumes. Many leguminous and non-leguminous dicotyledonous plant species have not been cultivated so far, they are hardly considered in cultivation and officially not recommended...
Funding period: 2023 - 2026
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Collaborative project: Ensuring multifunctionality in forage production through species richness in intensive grasslands - Subproject B (Project)
Species-rich grasslands provide multiple ecosystem services (ES) simultaneously. The range of plant species used in intensive grassland management for dairy cattle is limited to a few representatives of the grasses and legumes. Many leguminous and non-leguminous dicotyledonous plant species have not been cultivated so far, they are hardly considered in cultivation and officially not recommended...
Funding period: 2023 - 2026
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Collaborative project: Ensuring multifunctionality in forage production through species richness in intensive grasslands - Subproject C (Project)
Species-rich grasslands provide multiple ecosystem services (ES) simultaneously. The range of plant species used in intensive grassland management for dairy cattle is limited to a few representatives of the grasses and legumes. Many leguminous and non-leguminous dicotyledonous plant species have not been cultivated so far, they are hardly considered in cultivation and officially not recommended...
Funding period: 2023 - 2026
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Analysis and evaluation of sustainability in horticulture including testing of an evaluation system (Project)
Sustainable management and measures to improve operational sustainability are key aspects of the transformation of horticulture. In addition, stakeholders such as banks, the state and retailers are increasingly demanding sustainability certifications. In order to enable horticultural companies to operate in an increasingly sustainable manner, the assessment of what is actually meant by...
Funding period: 2024 - 2027
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Nutrient Soil Stoichiometry Transformation for Optimized Resource Management (Project)
As part of NutriSTORM, the control of the stoichiometry of nutrients in the soil is being investigated in order to improve or sustainably control the conversion processes of nitrogen and phosphorus in particular. This is intended to reduce the loss of nutrients that often occurs after the application of fertilizers via leaching, surface runoff or in the form of gaseous emissions. The NutriSTORM...
Funding period: 2024 - 2027
