Soil Health
Good for our region
We want to ensure Ammerländer is here for generations to come, which means we need soil that lasts. And when it comes to sustainable soil, permanent grassland is of great importance.
To keep our soil healthy, it's fortified by a firm sward that protects the groundwater body from nitrate and pesticide infiltration. Our pastures and meadows also store rainwater, which can prevent flooding.
To keep our soil healthy, it's fortified by a firm sward that protects the groundwater body from nitrate and pesticide infiltration. Our pastures and meadows also store rainwater, which can prevent flooding.
Sustainable Production
Responsibility at Work
Direct Path
One of a kind milk, from our one of a kind farmers
As a dairy farm, we’re hyper-aware and always conscious of the impact our activities have on the environment. That’s why one of our biggest concerns is the careful and intentional use of natural resources.
To ensure we never let a resource go to waste, we operate under a few non-flexible policies. For example, when collecting milk from our Ammerland dairy farms, located within a maximum radius of 80 kilometers from the dairy, we always choose the most direct and shortest route.
The milk is transported by a fleet of around 33 milk collection trucks. They drive to the farms around the clock and bring the raw milk to our plants in Wiefelstede-Dringenburg and Oldenburg in the shortest time possible to control temperature and quality.
To ensure we never let a resource go to waste, we operate under a few non-flexible policies. For example, when collecting milk from our Ammerland dairy farms, located within a maximum radius of 80 kilometers from the dairy, we always choose the most direct and shortest route.
The milk is transported by a fleet of around 33 milk collection trucks. They drive to the farms around the clock and bring the raw milk to our plants in Wiefelstede-Dringenburg and Oldenburg in the shortest time possible to control temperature and quality.