Projects

Conservation breeding of site-appropriate species

Conservation breeding of site-appropriate species

In order to ensure competitive grassland farming in the Alpine region, the HBLFA Raumberg-Gumpenstein carries out independent forage plant breeding for the climatic and structural characteristics of these areas.
Dynamic meadow construction

Dynamic meadow construction

The primary goal of the research project is to develop a management concept that complies with EU law in the Natura 2000 area “Wiesengebiet im Mühlviertel” with a “dynamic” management of the FFH habitat types...
Biodiversity through alpine pasture management

Biodiversity through alpine pasture management

The goals of the research project are: increasing feed quality and biodiversity on alpine pastures, combating problem plants and keeping alpine areas open to preserve biodiversity and enrich the landscape...
Permanent greenery in fruit and wine growing

Permanent greenery in fruit and wine growing

Creation and maintenance of permanent greenery in fruit and wine growing. From a management point of view, permanent greenery in the lanes should be viewed as intensively managed grassland areas. Through a know-how transfer from the grassland sector, combined...
Economic efficiency of hay drying

Economic efficiency of hay drying

Improved methods of forage preservation have always been the focus of grassland practice and grassland research. We continually receive questions from scientific companies about “when and why” hay drying is economically viable...