Kraftfoderstation till hästar

The German equine housing system, HIT Active Stable™, are adjusted for keeping horses in groups, and are well establishes in Germany. Now the system attracts attention here in Sweden. The purpose of this study was to investigate if the horses have any be-haviours need of free access to roughages lik...

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Autor principal: Berg, Susanna
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Publicado: 2005
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Acceso en línea:https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/11561/
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description The German equine housing system, HIT Active Stable™, are adjusted for keeping horses in groups, and are well establishes in Germany. Now the system attracts attention here in Sweden. The purpose of this study was to investigate if the horses have any be-haviours need of free access to roughages like straw or hay, after they have been visit the concentrate feeding station. A study was carried out at family Krohn's active stables in Bönningstedt, Germany. They kept 33 horses together in one group with 13 ponies and 20 standard breed horses in different size and ages. After a horse has visit the concentrate feeding station, the horse was studied during 10 minutes in order to see if the horse chose to continue eating straw or hay. The study showed that 31 % of the horses chose to continue eating straw within 10 min-utes. Of 216 visits in the concentrate feeding station during the study totally 57 % of the horses chose to continue to eat roughages. Considering the results of the study the conclusion are that horses have a need to eat roughage after a visit in the concentrate feeding station. Straw are also a good option for the horses because the forage stations are highly occupied during certain periods. Straw fed reduce aggression among horses in association to feeding station, and give the horses the possibility to natural feeding behaviour.
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spelling RepoSLU115612017-10-03T08:22:39Z https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/11561/ Kraftfoderstation till hästar Berg, Susanna Animal feeding Faculty of Landscape Planning, Horticulture and Agricultural Science (until 2013) The German equine housing system, HIT Active Stable™, are adjusted for keeping horses in groups, and are well establishes in Germany. Now the system attracts attention here in Sweden. The purpose of this study was to investigate if the horses have any be-haviours need of free access to roughages like straw or hay, after they have been visit the concentrate feeding station. A study was carried out at family Krohn's active stables in Bönningstedt, Germany. They kept 33 horses together in one group with 13 ponies and 20 standard breed horses in different size and ages. After a horse has visit the concentrate feeding station, the horse was studied during 10 minutes in order to see if the horse chose to continue eating straw or hay. The study showed that 31 % of the horses chose to continue eating straw within 10 min-utes. Of 216 visits in the concentrate feeding station during the study totally 57 % of the horses chose to continue to eat roughages. Considering the results of the study the conclusion are that horses have a need to eat roughage after a visit in the concentrate feeding station. Straw are also a good option for the horses because the forage stations are highly occupied during certain periods. Straw fed reduce aggression among horses in association to feeding station, and give the horses the possibility to natural feeding behaviour. Ett tyskt stallsystem, s.k. aktiveringsstall som är anpassade för hästhållning i grupp, är väl etablerat i Tyskland och är nu uppmärksammat i Sverige. Aktiveringsstallet bygger på ny teknik där man eftersträvar hästens naturliga beteende. Mitt syfte med examensar-betet har varit att göra en fallstudie om hästarna har skapat ett ätberoende vid besök i kraftfoderstationen och därifrån går vidare för att äta grovfoder, antingen till halmplat-sen eller också till hö-/ensilagestationen. Fallstudien har genomförts i inackorderingsstallet Krohn i Bönningstedt, Tyskland, där det fanns 33 stycken fritidshästar i gruppen, varav 13 stycken ponnyer och 20 stycken stora hästar. När hästen har varit inne i kraftfoderstationen och ätit, har den följts i 10 minuter efter besöket för att se om den väljer att fortsätta äta grovfoder. Resultatet av studien visar att 31 % av hästarna valde inom 10 minuter att äta halm. Av de 216 besöken i kraftfoderstationen valde totalt 57 % av hästarna att fortsätta att äta grovfoder. Med hänsyn till resultatet av studien är slutsatsen att hästarna har behov av att äta grov-foder efter att de har besökt kraftfoderstationen. Halmplatsen är ett bra komplement till hö-/ensilagestationen för att minska hotbeteenden och tillfredställa hästarnas ätbeteende, då det under viss tid var hög beläggning i hö-/ensilagestationen. 2005-10-25 Other NonPeerReviewed application/pdf sv https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/11561/1/berg_s_171003.pdf Berg, Susanna, 2005. Kraftfoderstation till hästar : äter hästen grovfoder eller halm efter konsumtion av små kraftfodergivor?. UNSPECIFIED, Alnarp. Alnarp: (LTJ, LTV) > Dept. of Landscape Architecture, Planning and Management (from 130101) <https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/view/divisions/OID-644.html> urn:nbn:se:slu:epsilon-s-7408 swe
spellingShingle Animal feeding
Faculty of Landscape Planning, Horticulture and Agricultural Science (until 2013)
Berg, Susanna
Kraftfoderstation till hästar
title Kraftfoderstation till hästar
title_full Kraftfoderstation till hästar
title_fullStr Kraftfoderstation till hästar
title_full_unstemmed Kraftfoderstation till hästar
title_short Kraftfoderstation till hästar
title_sort kraftfoderstation till hästar
topic Animal feeding
Faculty of Landscape Planning, Horticulture and Agricultural Science (until 2013)
url https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/11561/
https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/11561/