Agricultural Census 2010 - Livestock living conditions and manure storage

Loose housing systems and stanchion-tied stables have equal room for cattle.
In more than 50% of loose housing systems, manure is processed as slurry, but solid manure is the most common in stanchion-tied stables.
Nearly 85% of pig places have a partially slatted floor and manure is handled as slurry.
In 2010, furnished cages and multi-tiered aviary systems had an equal number of laying hen places as traditional battery cages.
The manure storage space on cattle farms is enough for almost 11 months and that of pig farms for an ave
More than one-fifth of slurry and solid manure storages on dairy cattle farms are covered. On pig farms the percentage of covered slurry storages is almost 50%.
Removing manure from the farm is the most common on poultry farms.
Nearly 90% of dairy cattle farms and more than 80% of sheep and goat farms graze their cattle.
The grazing season is shorter on dairy cattle farms than on other livestock farms.
On sheep and goat farms, the share of grazing area in the utilized agricultural area is an average of 60%, and 14% on dairy cattle farms.

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