Stable construction experts meet in Raumberg-Gumpenstein
The construction of stables for cattle, pigs and poultry requires a lot of specialist knowledge and comprehensive information on current developments. The Raumberg-Gumpenstein construction conference is always a meeting place for advice, teaching, representatives of authorities and everyone who is involved in the construction and furnishing of stables. This year, from May 31st to June 1st, 2023, numerous participants were again welcomed in the Grimming Hall of the HBLFA Raumberg-Gumpenstein and, thanks to the contemporary hybrid format, also online in front of the screens. A number of national and international speakers were represented in the diverse specialist program.
Structural solutions to reduce emissions and ensure animal welfare in cattle farming were also part of the program, as were experiences with manure removal and milking robots, stable climate issues and photovoltaics. In addition, funding for greater animal welfare in the CAP, a new concept for fattening pig farming and current challenges in poultry farming were presented.
the program for a quick overview here; at the bottom you can browse through the conference proceedings directly.
Conference proceedings and lectures
Impressions from the construction conference
(Source: Kogler, M., HBLFA)
The 2023 construction conference was certified as a Green Meeting.
To listen to - the released recordings of the presentations
Alfred Pöllinger-Zierler: Challenge of low-emission cattle barn construction - What can sloping floors and the like contribute?
Vitus Lenz: Structural solutions within the framework of the new funding standards for animal husbandry and ammonia reduction in cattle farming
Jakob Mariel: Amendment to the Industrial Emissions Directive - IED and the UVP-G-2000
Irene Mösenbacher-Molterer: Current findings from company visits on the stable climate in cattle farming
Thomas Lerchbaum: Photovoltaics and energy storage - instructions for an energy self-sufficient stable
Franz Wasserbauer: Automation in domestic economy - Can the power supply become a problem? - Suggested solutions!
Eduard Zentner: EIP AGRI-SaLu_T, new concept for fattening pig farming - introduction and stable climate
Christian Fritz: EIP AGRI-SaLu_T, New concept for fattening pig farming - economic efficiency/costs
Michael Kropsch: EIP AGRI-SaLu_T, new concept for fattening pig farming - study results on emissions
Konrad Blaas: GAP - stable construction and the promotion of greater animal welfare
Johann Schlederer: Stable construction costs and consequences for competitiveness on the international pig market
Markus Lukas: Current challenges in Austrian poultry farming and new findings for barn construction