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Project description

How can animal welfare be measured? Both farmers and politicians are calling for standardised recording of the animal welfare situation on dairy farms in Schleswig-Holstein. Data from the LKV, RSH eG and HIT already provide a broad basis of indicators that enable a largely automated, standardised and comparable assessment.

As part of the project work, the existing data was to be collated for the first time. In addition, the operational group set itself the goal of developing a suitable and practicable instrument for regularly analysing animal welfare. To this end, indicators from the nationwide projects ‘Q Check’ and ‘EiKoTiGer’ (self-monitoring of animal welfare) were used and supplemented by indicators from the operational environment.

The ‘Animal Welfare Check’ app that emerged from the project and the e-learning programme serve as a practical and efficient aid for assessing the animal welfare situation on the farm.

Further information can be found at https://tierwohl-check-sh.de/ as well as in the final report and the practice sheet.

 

 

Final report and practice sheet

Members

  • Landeskontrollverband Schleswig-Holstein e.V.
    Steenbeker Weg 151
    24106 Kiel

  • Sebastian Lucht, Mörel
  • Claus Solterbeck, Beringstedt
  • Johannes Tams, Ausacker
  • Kirsten Wosnitza, Löwenstedt
  • Chamber of Agriculture Schleswig-Holstein, Dr. Ole Lamp
  • Thünen Institute of Organic Farming, Dr. Jan Brinkmann
  • Landeskontrollverband Schleswig-Holstein e.V., Hergen Rowehl
  • Rinderzucht Schleswig-Holstein e.G., Dr. Regina von Leesen