Transformation of Dairy Farming into an Extensive Grazing System

Country
Slovakia

Thematic Areas

Water ManagementGrassland ManagementAgroforestry and Relation to Landscape

Description

This Community of Practice focuses on exploring realistic transition pathways from intensive dairy production towards more extensive grazing-based livestock systems. The CoP will analyse how livestock production can better utilise permanent grasslands, stabilise agricultural landscapes and reduce production risks under changing climate and policy conditions. Through iterative learning, expert inputs and field visits, the group will develop feasible transformation scenarios and identify pilot opportunities for implementation.

Objectives

  1. To create a multi-actor learning environment for exploring livestock system transformation.
  2. To analyse territorial, ecological and economic limits affecting grazing-based livestock systems
  3. To develop realistic transition scenarios for different landscape contexts
  4. To facilitate peer-to-peer learning through study visits and farmer exchanges
  5. To identify feasible pilot initiatives and innovation projects supporting livestock system transformation
  6. To contribute to knowledge exchange on climate-resilient livestock farming systems
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