The aspects examined include, among many others..
- the space, building and machinery requirements,
- the self-sufficiency of businesses,
- Production efficiency in milk production,
- the energy and CO2balance,
- ecotoxicity,
- nitrogen eutrophication or
- the number of people served by the company
FarmLife has been successfully used in agricultural practice for years and shows, for example, that Austrian dairy farms have comparatively low environmental impacts in a European context.
Furthermore, a comprehensive educational concept based on this farm management tool developed for use in agricultural schools, specifically for the younger generation. Regular professional development courses for teachers, supervised by Elisabeth Finotti, MA,research associate in the Department of Economics and Resource Management and member of the Eco-Efficiency Research Group at HBLFA Raumberg-Gumpenstein, promote the integration of this knowledge into the curriculum.
The FarmLife learning platform and further information can be found at www.farmlife.at and at https://raumberg-gumpenstein.at/farmlife.
In today's podcast episode, Dr. Andreas Steinwidder andElisabeth Finotti present this farm management tool, along with the purpose and functionality of the educational concept built upon it. Listen in and get an idea of how the FarmLife.at farm management tool works and what benefits it can offer you.
In this podcast episode, Dr. Andreas Steinwidder withElisabeth Finotti about the FarmLife business management tool and its associated educational concept – take a look!
