Overview of topics: Pigs
01 Abferkelsysteme Teil 2 Das Tier im Mittelpunkt
01 Abferkelsysteme Teil I Bewegungsbuchten und freie Abferkelung
01 Abluftreinigungsanlagen
01 Afrikanische Schweinepest
01 Außenklimaställe
01 Betriebliche Eigenkontrolle
01 Bewegungsbuchten
01 Buchtenstrukturierung in Ferkelaufzucht und Mast
01 Buchtenstruktur im Deckzentrum – darauf kommt es an
01 Buchtenstruktur im Wartestall
01 Einflussfaktoren Klauengesundheit
01 Emissionsminderung
01 Entmistungstechniken
01 Ferkelkastration
01 Freie Abferkelung
01 Gruppenhaltung von Sauen im Deckzentrum
Gruppenhaltung von Sauen im Deckzentrum
01 Haltungsvorgaben Ferkelerzeugung
01 Havariekonzepte
01 Kupierverzicht
01 Management großer Würfe
01 Notfallplan Narkosezwischenfälle
01 Notfallplan Schwanzbeißen
01 Online-Informationen zu Alternativen der betäubungslosen Ferkelkastration
01 Praktikererfahrungen zum Kupierverzicht
01 Schweinehaltung mit Auslauf
01 Stall der Zukunft
01 Stimmen aus der Praxis zu Bewegungsbuchten und freier Abferkelung
01 Tierhaltungskennzeichnungsgesetz
01 Umfrageergebnisse Management großer Würfe
Umgang mit kranken und verletzten Tieren
01_Schwanzbeißausbrüche
02 Podcast Afrikanische Schweinepest
02 Podcast Deckzentrum
02 Podcast Fütterungskonzepte
02 Podcast Insektenprotein
02 Podcast Klauengesundheit Sauen
02 Podcast Klima schonen - Emissionsminderung im Schweinestall
02 Podcast Mütterlichkeit bei Sauen
03 Video Alternative Ferkelaufzuchtsysteme
03 Video Bewegungsbuchten im Staatsgut Schwarzenau
03 Video Impulsbetriebe Tierwohl teilen ihre Praxiserfahrungen mit alternativen Abferkelbuchten
03 Video Praxiserfahrungen BeFree Bewegungsbucht
03 Video Ringelschwanzhaltung
03 Video Stallrundgang Stall der Zukunft
04 Vodcast Aktuelles zur Isoflurannarkose
04 Vodcast Deckzentrum
06 EIP Agri Projekte
Buchtenstruktur im Wartestall
Druckversion
The "InKalkTier" project has developed a web application that provides qualitative and quantitative insights into animal welfare, emission potentials and economic indicators relating to husbandry systems in livestock farming.
The application provides a wide range of housing systems for cattle, pigs, chickens and turkeys, which can be assessed in terms of their structural and technical aspects. The web application is based on a data structure that enables the KTBL to add further assessment criteria and housing systems with manageable effort. The application is aimed in particular at professionals from the fields of practice, consultancy, public authorities, trade associations, academia and education.
Improving animal welfare during transport and slaughter
New e-learning tool ‘eSchulTS ²’ in six languages
All staff at transport companies and slaughterhouses who handle live pigs or cattle must hold certificates of competence or expertise in the handling of live animals, in accordance with the relevant requirements of EU law. To continuously improve animal welfare, regular training is recommended (e.g. EFSA 2020).
As part of the collaborative project “Development of target group-oriented e-learning training materials to improve animal welfare during the transport and slaughter of cattle and pigs (eSchulTS2) – Sub-project 1”, a multilingual e-learning training module has been developed.
A high standard of animal welfare is a requirement for modern and sustainable pig farming.
But what is the state of animal welfare in German pig meat production? Data that allows conclusions to be drawn about specific aspects of animal welfare, such as animal losses or ante-mortem inspections, is already being collected. However, there is currently no systematic, nationwide evaluation of this information.
This is where the National Animal Welfare Monitoring scheme, or ‘NaTiMon’ for short, is set to come into play in future, taking into account animal welfare aspects not only in rearing but also during transport and at slaughter. The report is based on regularly collected management, resource and animal-related indicators.
EIP-Agri – Introducing pig projects
EIP-Agri – European Innovation Partnership on Agricultural Productivity and Sustainability
Together with the German Network Agency for Rural Areas (DVS), the Fokus Tierwohl network organised a networking meeting with EIP-Agri pig projects.
The aim of the European EIP-Agri funding programme is to promote the further development of innovative approaches in agriculture. Current issues in agriculture are addressed jointly by farmers, advisors, associations, businesses and the scientific community.
On 15 June 2021, an initial meeting took place between the projects under the Model and Demonstration Projects (MuD) for Animal Welfare, focusing on ‘Knowledge-Dialogue-Practice’, and the Focus on Animal Welfare network. The main aim was for the projects to get to know one another and to establish links between them. The aim of each individual project is to transfer knowledge into agricultural practice. The projects are funded by the Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture as part of the Livestock Strategy, following a resolution by the German Bundestag.