Regional Material Availability

Network

Dutch Soil Types

Die Niederlande verfügen über verschiedene Bodentypen, die für die Putzproduktion geeignet sind:

Soil Type Distribution:

Loam - Ideale Bindeeigenschaften
Clay - Strukturelle Festigkeit
Sand - Textur und Verarbeitbarkeit
Peat - Spezielle Anwendungen

Source: Schreefel et al, 2022

Regional Optimization

Regionale Variationen ermöglichen lokal optimierte Rezepturen basierend auf:

Verfügbaren Bodentypen
Lokaler Milchviehbestände
Transportentfernungen
Klimatischen Bedingungen

Material Sourcing Strategy

Für nachhaltige Materialversorgung sollten berücksichtigt werden:

Lokalität - Minimierung der Transportwege
Verfügbarkeit - Kontinuierliche Materialversorgung
Qualität - Konsistente Materialeigenschaften
Saisonalität - Jahreszeitliche Verfügbarkeitsunterschiede

Provincial Material Mapping

High Potential Regions

Noord Brabant & Gelderland:

High dairy cow density (208,000+ and 233,000+ respectively)
Large grassland areas
Established agricultural infrastructure
Good transport connections

Friesland:

Highest dairy cow density (298,000)
Strong dairy farming tradition
Extensive grassland (1,699 km²)
High outdoor grazing percentage (83%)

Material Supply Chain Considerations

Transport Distance Optimization

Local sourcing radius: Ideal within 50km
Regional hubs: Central processing in high-density areas
Seasonal availability: Fresh vs. stored manure considerations

Quality Variations

Seasonal differences: Summer vs. winter manure quality
Feed-based variations: Grass-fed vs. silage-fed cattle
Age considerations: Fresh vs. aged manure properties

Logistical Infrastructure

Existing networks: Leverage current agricultural logistics
Storage facilities: Intermediate storage requirements
Processing locations: Centralized vs. distributed approach

Partnership Development Strategy

Phase 1: Regional Pilots

Select 3-5 high-potential regions
Establish farmer partnerships
Conduct material testing
Document local variations

Phase 2: Network Expansion

Scale successful pilot models
Develop quality standards
Create distribution networks
Build market acceptance

Phase 3: System Integration

Integrate with existing supply chains
Develop regulatory frameworks
Scale production capabilities
Export knowledge to other regions

This systematic approach ensures sustainable development while respecting local conditions and stakeholder needs.