Dairy farm “Riskærgård” near Outrup
Varde, Denmark
"Riskærgård" is a well-organized dairy farm near Outrup (DK) with approximately 510 dairy cows, modern facilities, and about 302 ha of land.
The farm has two production locations, good housing, a representative residence, and offers excellent production figures and expansion possibilities.
Characteristics
Characteristics
Description
Main Location – Debelvej 115
At this main location, the heart of milk production is located:
- Large, modern free-stall barn with approximately 276 cubicles (equipped with sand bedding)
- Spacious milking center with a 2x12 Westfalia/Boumatic side-by-side milking parlor with fixed exit and waiting area for about 120 cows
- Heifer barn in former free-stall barn, deep-bedded barn for dry cows and young stock
- Feed barn for bulk products, former barn with workshop, storage, and mobile straw ceiling
- Spacious house of 234 m², representative and well-maintained
Second Production Location – Lundtangvej 81
- Production of approximately 190 dairy cows
- Milking with Boumatic Xpressway 2x12 side-by-side system
- Older barns for livestock and new calf barn
- Practically designed buildings and efficient working environment
Staff Housing – Debelvej 141
- Located next to Debelvej 115
- House of 135 m², 1.5 floors
- Workshop of 336 m²
- Used as employee housing
Land and Use
- Total approximately 263.72 ha owned
- About 240.81 ha eligible arable land
- Approximately 4.66 ha permanent grassland
- Other area consists of nature, building plots, and infrastructure
- Irrigation permit available for parts of the land
- Good internal roads and fixed silos for roughage storage
- Manure disposal to 3 biogas plants in the region
Milk Production and Livestock
- Average yield per cow: approximately 13,461 kg ECM/year
- Low cell count: average 133,000
- The livestock is in excellent health and condition
- Fieldwork largely outsourced, partly done with own machinery
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