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Project description

The feeding of Schleswig-Holstein dairy cows is constantly calculated and optimized by specialized advisors and experts of feed suppliers.

A question that arises when implementing diets with reduced protein content but not yet answered and analyzed is: How much protein requires the dairy cow really or how can we make the feeding more N-efficient?

The OG Milk - feed & feeding aims with the innovation project to contribute to the efficient use of protein feed for dairy cows. The reduction of protein content in the total ration leads to decreased nitrogen excretion via the liquid manure and therefore to a reduction of nitrate loads from animal excrement into the environment.  of this project should also increasingly come from native production to guarantee a GMO-free feeding for the consumers.

Members

  • Dirk Richelsen
  • Joachim Schoof
  • Ulf Hansen
  • Martin Buhmann
  • Tobias Meyer
  • Sinja Peckelhoff
  • Jörn Sierck
  • Jan und Kathrin Thies
  • Claus Junge
  • ATR Landhandel
    Helmut Pförtner
  • DLG Dänemark
    Marie Løvendahl Raun
  • HaGe Kiel
    Stefan Neumann und Stefan Plähn
  • Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel
    Nadine Schnipkoweit, Kompetenzzentrum Milch
    Dr. Wolfgang Junge, Institut für Tierzucht und Tierhaltung
    Prof. Dr. Andreas Susenbeth, Institut für Tierernährung
    Prof. Dr. Georg Thaller, Kompetenzzentrum Milch
    Dr. Edwin Westreicher, Institut für Tierernährung
  • Agrarberatung Nord
    Uwe Bäumer
  • Agrarberatung Mitte
    Thomas Bahr
  • Bundesverband Deutscher Milchviehhalter
    Joachim Schoof
  • Landwirtschaftskammer SH
    Dr. Johannes Thaysen