New podcast series - climate crisis forever?! The late legacy of fossil energy
Gaseous emissions, changes in land use and other physical effects have contributed to changes in the energy balance of the global atmosphere since 1750. In the podcast “Climate Crisis Forever?!”, Dr.... explains.
EIP mountain dairy cattle – results on animal welfare potential
Small-scale mountain dairy farming, which is widespread in the Austrian Alpine region, faces major challenges.
Full house at the organic conference
Numerous conference participants from home and abroad attended the organic conference at the HLBLA Raumberg-Gumpenstein on Thursday, November 10th.
Successful cooperation between the LFS Grabnerhof, the HBLFA Raumberg-Gumpenstein and the Austrian Center Bär, Wolf, Luchs
In October 2022, the newly created course for “Agricultural Skilled Workers with a Focus on Alpine Farming and Shepherding” took place successfully at the LFS Grabnerhof. This covered the topics of herd protection, animal health and herd...
Half time in the SatGrass project
Project goal: We want to support farmers in choosing the optimal cutting time based on satellite and weather data and also carry out a regional evaluation of grassland yields from the perspective of climatic...Valuable content on the topic of alpine farming at the 12th Sheep Farming Conference on November 11, 2022
The conference, which is usually dedicated to current topics in sheep farming, has this year for the first time a supplementary block on alpine farming.Raumberg-Gumpenstein sets new standards in animal welfare
Hoof health in cattle has been widely discussed for years. It not only contributes to quality of life, but also to performance. Since the opportunities for training in hoof care are very limited in Europe, the...
BIOS Science Austria in Raumberg-Gumpenstein
On October 20, 2022, members of the board of BIOS Science Austria met for an internal retreat in the “Bio Institute Building Moarhof” of the HBLFA Raumberg-Gumpenstein. Behind “BIOS Science Austria” is an association that...