Bauer Hubmann from the St. Pölten district in Lower Austria is threatened with the evacuation. Because he keeps his pigs in a tent on a field. The mayor, on the other hand, locates major problems for the environment.
“Andreas Hubmann is called Pionier. He has 600 pigs – not in the stable, but in the tent. On a field. With straw and fresh air. Sounds like progress. Sounds like progress. But if you look closer, there is little left than improvisation, self -towering, self -collection, allergy, self -towering, the name of the outdoor collection,
What Hubmann sells as a revolution is actually a legal vacuum that he made himself. No permits, no building regulations, no control. Tents where no can be. Animals where none is meant. And when the authorities intervene, it is young as if the state wanted to destroy the good. However, due to the new evacuation of the district administration in St. Pölten, the “Association Against Animal Fabrices” is still indignant.
Chairman Martin Balluch even locates a conspiracy of Raiffeisen against the company. Everything seems exemplary to him: the family has been a pioneer since 2020, because they keep the pigs on a field with a tent all year round. And that with a thick stromat and a drink that must be operated by the “Grunn”. Andreas and his son Thomas, whose animals clearly go well under the roofs of the tent, see themselves as victims of the arbitrariness.
“No AMA -Standard”
Schuster, on the other hand, emphasizes that he in fact supports the animal -friendly attitude – “what it was designed” – in principle and without reservations. Nevertheless: “FPö Councilor Andreas Hubmann wants to be a role model, but plays according to his own laws. No regulation of animal husbandry, no AMA standard, no transparency and then watering with Water Act, including Yaucation’s problem.” As a mayor he had to act because otherwise he would be guilty of official abuse.
Source: Krone
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