SEPP HOLZER JOSEF HOLZER KRAMETERHOF (AUSTRIA)

30 Jun 2012 · 33 min
32:49

Sepp and Josef Holzer farm steep alpine land in Austria using ponds fed by springs, terraced slopes with fruit and energy trees, and year-round free-range livestock to manage water scarcity and build soil in a cold, dry climate.

Questions this video answers

About 45 hectares.

About 1,100 m to 1,500 m (≈400 m difference).

Approximately 750 mm per year.

About 5 °C (annual average).

About 1.7 days per year over 30 °C.

Chapters

More from Richard

15:04
youtube.com

Turbokyckling. Its the industry, not the bird, that is broken

1mo ago
32:07
youtube.com

A review of short and intensive season on a mixed farm and restaurant/event space in Sweden

2mo ago
youtube.com

1 week away and everything changed!

4mo ago
youtube.com

A busy month of May...

4mo ago
youtube.com

Processing 1000 broilers in a week with 2 people

5mo ago
youtube.com

Spring came fast up at 59 degrees north

5mo ago
youtube.com

These market gardens have been covered for 4 years

5mo ago
youtube.com

Alskade Kyckling Exploring complexities of poultry production in Sweden and what we stand for

8mo ago
youtube.com

Disrupting the food system for the benefit of farmers and consumers

8mo ago
youtube.com

Untimely births and a look ahead at 2026

9mo ago
youtube.com

Making sausage excellently at home

10mo ago
See all content