Since 2009, the Rittmayer family's farm
has included its own cattle breeding.
The suckler cow husbandry consists of the Limousin and Pinzgauer breeds.
The calves stay with the mother cows until they stop giving milk - this is about eight months. During this time, the calves already start eating hay and grass. After the lactation period, the young animals are placed in a separate group where they grow up until they are ready for slaughter or breeding.
All animals are fed grass and hay in summer and hay and lucerne-clover grass silage in winter. Of course, all animals have free run and are kept on straw.