Climate change poses major challenges to grassland management and ruminant husbandry: heat, drought, heavy rainfall, and new problem organisms threaten yield, quality, and animal welfare. At the same time, the demands for climate protection and sustainability are increasing.
The "Climate Practitioner: Grassland" provides practical knowledge on how to make farms climate-resilient. In addition to the fundamentals of climate change and carbon accounting, the course also focuses on adaptation strategies for grassland, pasture and livestock farming, as well as energy issues.
Your advantages:
- practical solutions for your own business
- Option for individual carbon footprint
- Combination of online and in-person events
- official conclusion with presentation
Target group:
Farmers with grassland management and ruminant husbandry in Austria, as well as advisors and teachers.
Course duration:
Start on October 7, 2025, completion on April 29, 2026.
Location: Online and in person, including at the HBLFA Raumberg-Gumpenstein.
Further information about the program and the locations can be found in the brochure.
Click here to register on the Bio-Austria homepage.
