Agricultural skilled worker wanted
As part of the EU project “Farm4More”, the HBLFA Raumberg-Gumpenstein employs a skilled agricultural worker as a collective employee for two years.
The Institute for Plant Production and Cultural Landscape introduces itself
The following video provides a brief insight into the tasks of the employees of the Institute of Plant Production and Cultural Landscape.
Special features of the energy supply for pasture cows
Lecture by Priv.-Doz. Dr. Andreas Steinwidder at the ZAR Conference 2021 Pasture-based dairy farming relies on simplifying production technology and making the best possible use of grass growth (full pasture,...
Spring barley in winter?
Climatic changes not only make things more difficult for established cultures, they also enable new ways of thinking.Odor and ammonia emissions from fattening pig farming using different emission reduction strategies
Project PigAir II From an environmental perspective, livestock farming is in focus when it comes to “the polluters” and the required reductions in airborne emissions.
Awarded Austria's silage champion
Current nationwide studies as part of the LK silage project 2020 of more than 1,100 grass silages and over 220 corn silages showed that the production of very good fermentation feed qualities was not so easy to achieve in Austria.
Retirement Dr. Ferdinand Ringdorfer
At the end of February 2021, Dr. Ferdinand Ringdorfer, head of the sheep and goats department at the Institute for Livestock Research at the HBLFA Raumberg-Gumpenstein, resigns his active service on behalf of agricultural research and joins...
“Green beef” wins
Meat consumption is changing. The demand for beef with the highest comprehensive quality is increasing. The most natural form – keeping cattle in grassland areas – can particularly score points here.