Cow's milk production in Austria increased by almost 3%

Published 2023년 6월 29일

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In Austria, cow milk production remained stable at an average yield of 7300 kg per animal, while goat milk production decreased by 1.6%. The majority of cow milk (88.8%) was sent to dairies and processing plants, while a small portion was used on the farms themselves. Dairy sheep in Austria had an average annual milk yield of 408 kg per animal, with most of the production (87.1%) used for human consumption. Goat milk production saw a decrease in raw milk yield and a majority (90.4%) was used for food purposes.
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Cow milk The average annual milk yield remained largely unchanged and amounted to 7300 kg per animal (±0.0%). Number of percent to 11,700 tonnes, while goat milk production fell by 1.6%. up to 26,100 tons. At 3,500,300 tonnes (+2.9%), most (88.8%) of the raw milk produced by the cows went to dairies and processing plants. Less a small loss, the remaining raw milk was used on the farms themselves: 260.5 thous. in processed form, as food on or from the farm. Sheep milk About 28,600 dairy sheep reared in Austria (-0.9%) had an average annual milk yield of 408 kg per animal (+9.1%). At 10,200 tonnes, most of the production (87.1%) was for human consumption. According to the Austrian statistical office, 1,400 tonnes (11.9% of production) were used for other purposes, such as animal feed. The remaining part (1.0%) was registered as loss. Goat milk With an average ...
Source: Farmer.pl

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