Storch causes excitement in Loosdorf: Return to the old chimney!

Storch causes excitement in Loosdorf: Return to the old chimney!

in Loosdorf, spring lives up to its name: The popular stork again headed the impressive chimney of the old dairy of the Schmid-Glaninger family on Monday last week. After his nest was destroyed by a storm last year, the stork had then found shelter from the Wabro family for a while. This season, however, the travel-loving bird returns to his old breeding ground, which is a sign of the approaching spring, as Noen.at

in the Franconian Obermichelbach with the Bauer family, they are not only part of the company - they are the key to success! There the couple Michael and Stefanie created a special world that goes far beyond conventional animal husbandry. With a colorful range of products that extends from yogurt to ice cream, use the milk of your 60 cows and rely on sustainability. "The cows are the bottom of the turnover, but without it the entire production chain-including our biogas plant-would break in," explains the 38-year-old dairy farmer. In order to compensate for the loss of sales from the impending from the biogas plant, which went into operation in 2004 with 250 kW, the Bauers started planning their new dairy in 2018, such as Agrarheute.com reported.

a new stable and fresh products

By the end of 2019, the new dairy with refrigerated rooms and buffer stores was built on the former site of the machine hall. At the same time, a modern compost stable was built for the cows, which has been housing its residents since February 2020. With the first automated milking in March 2020, a new era began for the Bauer family, in which they successfully brought their fresh dairy products on the market. The plan to compensate for the financial losses from biogas production by the end of 2020 was almost completely realized a year after the production was taken. A masterpiece of entrepreneurial creativity and adaptability!