Agriculture, forestry and tree nurseries shape our cultural landscape in the Ammerland and give it a very special character. Display boards at 16 stations provide information on a wide range of topics. The 43-kilometer route leads through the municipalities of Bad Zwischenahn, Westerstede and Wiefelstede, but can also be covered in shorter partial routes. The information boards give you an exciting insight into very different production processes in agriculture, forestry and tree nursery. If you feel like it, you can also book one of the guided tours offered in summer, which is authentically led by a farmer and ends with a tour of the farm.
Highlights:
- Corn cultivation in the Ammerland
- Biogas production, function and feeding of a plant
- Biodiversity in the Ammerland
- modern dairy cow husbandry with milking robot
- Pasture milk production and rearing of calves
- Broiler fattening with more animal welfare Free-range and free-range laying hens
- Rhododendrons in the Ammerland: breeding and propagation Germany's largest rhododendron park
- Strawberry production in a direct marketing company
- the Melkhus in the Ammerland
- one of the largest tree nurseries in Europe Forest in the Ammerland
- Piglet production and pig fattening in a closed system
- Agriculture in the Ammerland
Info
Directions
Recommendation
Directions
You arrive by car along the A1 and A 29 autobahns to Oldenburg and from Oldenburg on along the A 28 towards Emden / Leer to Westerstede.
Public transit
Railway stations: Leer, Augustfehn, Westerstede-Ocholt, Bad Zwischenahn, Oldenburg, Rastede
You can easily reach the other places and districts by bus.
Map
Ammerland tourism
Ammerlandallee 12
26655 Westerstede
Tel .: 04488 56 30 00
atis@ammerland.de
www.ammerland-touristik.de
Only available in German
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Ammerland Touristik
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