Integrated approach in livestock farming

The National Climate Agreement sets ambitious climate targets for 2030 and 2050. The livestock industry faces the task of reducing methane and ammonia emissions in the Netherlands. A considerable challenge that must go hand in hand with workable measures in practice and a good future perspective for livestock farming.

Communication about integral approach

Together with Wageningen Livestock Research and LTO, we provide the communication for Integraal Aanpakken (Integrated Approach), while also providing additional expertise. We communicate about Integraal Aanpakken with positivity, looking towards the future and keeping the farmer in mind.

Our aim is to publicise the projects in this approach; substantiate the project results; and share knowledge in order to present reduction opportunities to farmers. Visual communication plays a vital role in clearly conveying the complex relationship between climate change, methane, ammonia and livestock farming.. We have also developed the Integraal Aanpakken website on the Groen Kennisnet knowledge platform to optimally disseminate the knowledge gained.

Together with and for the livestock industry

The aim of Integraal Aanpakken is to gain insight and determine workable measures on how livestock farmers can adapt their businesses in a profitable and future-oriented manner.. An integrated approach is the main focus for research. After all, a sustainable future for livestock farming entails meeting additional needs and society=al goals. This approach aims to offer livestock farms in the Netherlands a choice of appropriate measures for every type of soil. Measures which also improve business results.