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| Hartung, E.; Ollesch, K.; Häussermann, A.; Rieger, M.A.; Diefenbach, H.; Sundrum, A.; Ebke, M.; Lohmeyer, M.. |
| Against the background of a high prevalence of respiratory diseases among the workers with the housing of fattening pigs as well as conspicuous negative pulmonary results among the fattening pigs it will be necessary to determine within the framework of an interdisciplinary cooperating project the impact of and hazards for humans, animals and the environment wherever it occurred in fattening pig facilities. To achieve this research has been carried out in representative systems of housing fattening pigs especially taking into account organic systems with the use of straw in deep litter or minimal litter systems in comparison to conventional systems, where the straw was used as on occupation material. In correspondence with the current discussion in the... |
| Tipo: Conference paper, poster, etc. |
Palavras-chave: Pigs; Health and welfare. |
| Ano: 2004 |
URL: http://orgprints.org/15194/1/Hartung%2Detal%2D2004%2DConferenceAgEng%2DLuft%2DSchweinemast.pdf |
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| Hartung, E.; Ollesch, K.; Häussermann, A.; Rieger, M.A.; Diefenbach, H.; Sundrum, A.; Ebke, M.; Lohmeyer, M.. |
| In this research of a variety of housing systems for fattening pigs, the impact by microorganisms and their metabolic products, as well as the effects of dust and harmful gases, was central. No distinct differences between the housing systems could be determined regarding the dust and gas concentrations. The biological hazards as well as the impact on animal health varies between the different housing systems. |
| Tipo: Journal paper |
Palavras-chave: Pigs; Health and welfare. |
| Ano: 2004 |
URL: http://orgprints.org/15193/1/Hartung%2Detal%2D2004%2DLandtechnik%2DLuft%2DSchweinemast.pdf |
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| Hartung, E.; Ollesch, K.; Häußermann, A.; Rieger, M.A.; Diefenbach, H.; Sundrum, A.; Ebke, M.; Lohmeyer, M.. |
| Der aktuellen Diskussion in der Arbeitsmedizin entsprechend standen beider Untersuchung unterschiedlicher Mastschweinehaltungsverfahren dieBelastungen durch Mikroorganismen und deren Stoffwechselprodukte(sog. biologische Belastungen) ergänzt um Staub- und Schadgaseinwir-kungen im Vordergrund. Anhand der umfassenden Untersuchungenkonnten keine deutlichen haltungssystemspezifischen Unterschiede imHinblick auf Schadgas- und Staubkonzentrationen ermittelt werden. Diebiologischen Belastungen wie auch Parameter der Tiergesundheit diffe-rierten zwischen den Ställen. Die gewonnenen Ergebnisse legen dieSchlussfolgerung nahe, dass das Ausmaß der Belastungen nicht ursäch-lich einem spezifischen Haltungssystem zugeschrieben werden kann,sondern in erster Linie von... |
| Tipo: Journal paper |
Palavras-chave: Pigs; Health and welfare. |
| Ano: 2004 |
URL: http://orgprints.org/15192/1/hartung%2Detal%2D2004%2DAgrartechnische_Forschung%2DLuft%2DSchweinemast.pdf |
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