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    Kuhgebundene Kälberaufzucht in der Milchviehhaltung

    Die frühe Trennung der Kälber von ihren Müttern wird zunehmend hinterfragt. Eine steigende Anzahl an Betrieben ermöglicht den Kontakt zwischen Kälbern und Kühen über eine längere Zeit. Mit diesem Leitfaden möchten wir einen Überblick über die Möglichkeiten der kuhgebundenen Kälberaufzucht geben.

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    Progetto

    Cow-dependent calf rearing

    Cow-dependent calf rearing

    Posizione
    • Germany
    Autori del contributo
    • Dr. Kerstin Barth
    • Ulrike Peschel
    Scopo
    • Communication
    • Education/Training
    • Dissemination
    Tipo di file
    Document
    Dimensione del file
    4.36 MB
    Pubblicato su
    01-02-2022
    Lingua d'origine
    German
    Sito web ufficiale del progetto
    Cow-dependent calf rearing
    Licenza
    CC BY-NC-ND
    Parole chiave
    • cow
    • animal welfare
    • calf
    • mother-calf rearing
    • milk production

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