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Model development for Weinviertel grazing

Luftaufnahme des Galgenberg Michelstetten, zu sehen ist eine Hügel mit Büschen und Wiesenflächen.
Landkarte des Weinviertels in der die Flächen für Beweidung kartiert sind.
Alexander Ernst und Manuel Denner sitzen vor dem Computer und besprechen Projektunterlagen.
Besprechung zum Beweidungsprojekt in den Leiser Bergen im Winter, vier Männer in Winterkleidung  stehen im Schnee vor Büschen in den Leiser Bergen.
Wacholderheide am Buschberg

Many busy weeks and months lie behind us, but now it's done: The work on model development for Weinviertel grazing has been completed - successfully! A large number of conversations, meetings, research and internal discussions provided the basis for our major goal: the establishment of a pasture organization that makes it possible to professionally care for our region's most valuable natural treasures and to make an important contribution to the preservation of the diverse Weinviertel cultural landscape !

All the basics needed for this are now available. But after the project is before the project. One of the most important findings from the model development and feasibility study is the still large, open need for financing for future pasture operations. This affects both the necessary investments in infrastructure and grazing animals as well as the ongoing costs for personnel, hay and the like. The year 2024 will therefore be dedicated to raising the necessary financial resources.

But there is great confidence that this will succeed. The response before and during the project work was consistently positive and it also became apparent that there was a great need for extensive, nature conservation-oriented grazing. So the chances are good that the first “Wilde Weiden” – the name of the future club – will arrive in the Weinviertel as early as 2025!

Projektträger: Regionalentwicklungsverein Leiser Berge, Ernstbrunn
Projektlaufzeit: 05.12.2023 - 15.03.2024

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