The applicant operates within the framework of ecological agriculture, focusing on plant production and livestock farming without market milk production. Livestock farming is currently practiced without confinement. The project aims to reduce the negative environmental impacts of agricultural practices. Specifically, the applicant, in collaboration with another agricultural enterprise, consultatnt and a leading research institution, Mendel University in Brno (MENDELU), will focus on reducing the generation of stable emissions (NH3, CO2, CH4) during livestock farming without market milk production on deep litter, as well as the subsequent formation of NH3 in the manure pit. According to recent research, improper storage of barn manure can lead to the release of 10-40% of the total emissions produced by livestock farming into the environment. Based on these findings, the research will also focus on this aspect. The project's outcome and goal will be a methodology to reduce the generation of stable emissions (NH3, CO2, CH4) during livestock farming without market milk production on deep litter, as well as the construction of a new, well-ventilated winter shelter for cattle owned by the applicant. The implementation of the project will benefit both the applicant, the research institution, and the agricultural community.