Water – A Combining Element
> German version What do they use water for?The dairy farm uses water to clean the site and machines, such as the vehicles, the milking parlour or the calf igloos. The animals also need water to drink. However, they do not use water to clean the barns. How much water is used? Generally, a cow …
> English version Wofür benutzen sie Wasser? Der Viehbetrieb benutzt Wasser zum Säubern von Anlagen und Maschinen, wie z. B. den Fahrzeugen, dem Melkstand oder den Kälber-Iglus. Außerdem brauchen die Tiere Wasser zum Trinken. Jedoch benutzen sie kein Wasser, um die Ställe zu säubern. Wie viel Wasser wird benutzt? Generell trinkt eine Kuh ungefähr 80 …
Questions Business 1 (cows) Business 2 (horticulture) 1. What do you use water for? Drinking supply for the animals, as well as cleaning of the milking parlour, barn and equipment. They use it to water the plants and to clean the green houses. 2. How much water do you use? Per day 10.000 litres.Per year …
Our regional water supplier, the OOWV, supplies 13 regional districts in Lower Saxony with fresh drinking water and is responsible for sewage treatment in some muncipalities. The following steps are important for water treatment: The first step is to pump groundwater from various wells in the surrounding area into the waterworks. There it is ventilated …
Module 4, “Water Management”, analyses the vital procurement of drinking water, water as an economic factor and protection against water. In the document you can find the tasks, all partner schools promised to do in preparation of the fifth international project meeting.
Click on this link to watch a video made by the Greek students to celebrate the Day against the Greenhouse effect. Click on this link to watch the videos made by the Finnish, German, Greek, Italian and Spanish students. Finnish poster Greek posters Greek slogans Spanish posters
This project is co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union.
Water – A Combining Element
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