Carinthian Animal Breeding Promotion Ordinance 2021 (K-TZF-V 2021).

This regulation sets out detailed rules and funding mechanisms for supporting animal breeding in Carinthia, Austria. It obliges local municipalities to ensure the provision and maintenance of a sufficient number of eligible male breeding animals for cattle, pigs, sheep, and goats (excluding horses) in line with population-based ratios, either directly or through third parties. For horses, municipalities must pay contributions to the Chamber of Agriculture to secure approved stallions, with clear criteria for funding their acquisition and upkeep. The regulation outlines strict reporting and compliance obligations for male animal keepers and promotion recipients, requires conformity with various animal welfare and disease control laws, and defines procedures for financial support regarding artificial insemination costs. The text consists of 12 Articles.