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Best Available Technologies for Intensive Livestock Production: Analysis of Present State in the Czech Republic
HAVELKA, Zbyněk
The thesis deals with the issue of the use of the best available technologies (BAT) in poultry and pig farms falling under the IPPC regime in the Czech Republic. The thesis presents an overview of the legislative framework of IPPC in the Czech Republic, an overview of the most important BATs. From the point of view of intensive poultry and pig farms, an overview of the number of facilities and their location in the Czech Republic, reported annual ammonia emissions and BAT used by these facilities is presented.
Problematika intenzivních chovů hospodářských zvířat z environmentálního hlediska
Střelcová, Anna
The thesis deals with the issue of intensive livestock farming. Literary review describes the definition of the term, the historical development of meat consumption including the development of livestock farming and the current legislative framework of the issue. Furthermore, the negative impact of intensive farming on the environment, human health and livestock itself is discussed. The ethical level of the topic and possible existing alternatives are also outlined. The research part analyzes the results of the research based on the application of the methodology of the field research, the methodology of observation using the ethogram, the methodology of statistical evaluation and the comparative methodology. There are described and compared behaviors in intensive and alternative cow and hen breeding in different seasons of the year. Based on the results, the fulfillment of the ethological needs of farmed animals and their welfare are assessed. The evaluation of the results confirms the hypothesis that intensive breeding of dairy cows and laying hens does not meet the ethological needs of farmed animals.

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