Noord Jutland, Denmark
The Land
Previously, there were 4 robots on the site, but these have been removed. All heifers are outsourced to a farmer in Hobro and a farmer in Gl. Vittrup. Nowadays, there is a milking parlor in the oldest dairy barn. The property consists of 3 parts, the main building, one without a building, and one where a manure silo is placed.
The total area of the properties is 159.1161 ha. Of this, 121.11 ha. is arable land, 3.91 ha. pasture, 14.22 ha. Article 3, the rest is building land, etc. Part of the areas is very hilly. All properties are located near the main building. See area map in the presentation.
Machine House/Garage and Boiler Room
Building 5 was built in 1900/1980 and has an area of 300 m². There are steel trusses and part is used for machinery. Additionally, there is a double garage, workshop, and boiler room with changing rooms for the employees.
Barn
Old barn building 3 was built in 1900 and has an area of 260 m². The barn is ready for demolition, used for small circulation.
Old Stable
The stable buildings 2 and 6 were built in 1950/1980 and have a total area of 651 m². There are 23 boxes, as well as slatted floors and deep litter boxes. Feeding aisle in the middle. At the end of the building, there is a separate barn with straw storage.
Barn
Barn building 4 was built in 1974 and has an area of 500 m². Here are some small machines and machines used in daily operations.
Loose Barn
The stable building 8 was built in 1995 and has an area of 1,414 m². It is equipped with 140 boxes with mattresses and slatted floors behind them. There is a partially self-locking feed fence. Straw pens of 100 m². In the stable, there are 2 x 8 Delaval milking parlors side by side from 1998. Additionally, there is a calf kitchen, technical room, office, toilet. At both ends, there is a large gate. The cows from the other stable are driven up here and milked.
Calving Area
Outside the loose barn, there is a large area where there are 4 older pens used for calving pens, 39 elevated single boxes for calves, and 17 communal pens for larger calves.
Loose Barn
The stable building 9 was built in 2011 and has an area of 2,820 m². It is a former robot barn with space for 4 robots. The stable is equipped with a tank room with a buffer tank of 2,000 l. Outside there is a silo tank of 24,000 l. Folkloric spaces. The stable is divided into 4 sections each with 65 cubicles with waterbeds, there is a solid floor behind the cubicles where manure scrapers used to be. Large gate at both ends and wide feeding aisle. The cows from this stable are driven into the milking parlor via a ramp in the second loose drift. There is a requirement from the environmental authorities that manure scraper installations be reinstalled in the stables, alternatively, a new environmental permit is required.
Former Airplane Hangar
Building 7 was built in 1975 and has an area of 240 m². It is currently used for small machines. It has a gate at the end.
Feed Barn
Building 10 was built in 2011 and has a registered area of 1,300 m². It is used for various feed warehouses. Outside there are 2 large fiberglass silos.
Trench Silos
There are 5 silage silos outside the feed barn. The 2 are 10 m. wide, 32 m. long, and 2.8 m. high, additionally, there are 2 that are 10 m. wide and 72 m. long and 2.8 m. high. The last one is 14 m. wide and 72 m. long and 2.8 m. high. Between the silos is asphalt and in the west, there is a 15 m long space with asphalt after silage silos.
Water Basin
To the east of the feed barn, there is a basin for collecting surface water. This is directed through a pipeline to 2 sprinklers.
Residential House
The house was built in 1877 and has a living area of 210 m². Nicely furnished and decorated as follows, hall, living room, room, hallway, bathroom, living room, kitchen, hallway, room, bathroom, 2 rooms, bedroom, and back hallway.
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