Making a chicken coop climate-friendly
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Tips for existing poultry houses | Irene Mösenbacher-Molterer and Eduard Zentner #38

(c) HBLFA Raumberg‑Gumpenstein

Tips for existing poultry houses | Irene Mösenbacher-Molterer and Eduard Zentner #38

Making existing poultry houses climate-resilient

Heat stress can become a major problem for the health and performance of poultry during the hot summer months. Poultry often show few signs of physical discomfort. Therefore, paying close attention to both climatic parameters and animal behavior is crucial.

This podcast episode offers valuable tips on barn construction, barn climate control, and outdoor access issues, as well as practical solutions:

 

Here for you is the complete interview between our Head of Research and Innovation, PD Dr. Andreas Steinwidder and Ing. Irene Mösenbacher-Molterer and Ing. Eduard Zentner on the topic of “Making existing poultry houses climate-resilient” in full:

 

 

 

Weiterführende Unterlagen: 

Project leader

Steinwidder Andreas, Priv. Doz. Dr.

Priv. Doz. Dr. Andreas Steinwidder

Leitung Forschung & Innovation

Team

Mösenbacher-Molterer, Irene, Eng. MEd

Engineer Irene Mösenbacher-Molterer, MEd

Head of Department for Testing Activities and Experimental Analysis
Eduard Zentner, Eng., Department Head

Eng. Eduard Zentner

Head of Department for Animal Husbandry Systems, Technology and Emissions

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