Impact of Dairies on Surface Water Quality in the Lower Yakima Valley, WA Emily Palmer.

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Impact of Dairies on Surface Water Quality in the Lower Yakima Valley, WA Emily Palmer

Dairies in Washington

Introduction  High nitrates have been documented in groundwater in the Lower Yakima Valley for the past 30 years  In 2010 the EPA began a study to locate the source of the contamination  Dairies were found to be the culprit  Some of the nutrients from the dairies travel into the surface waters as well  High nutrient loading can cause eutrophication  TN: 1000 – 2000  g/L  TP: 30 – 100  g/L

Data Sources DataSource Dairy Locations, 303(d) listed waters, HUC10, Stream Gages Washington State Department of Ecology Land CoverNational Land Cover Database Nitrogen and Phosphorous Pollution Data Tool Environmental Protection Agency NED30m DEMUSGS National Elevation Dataset NHDPlus V2Environmental Protection Agency

HUC10 Watersheds

Land Use

N/P Loading Estimates by Dairy Size Dairy Size: Estimate LowMediumHigh Small Medium Large Size Ranges: Small: Medium: Large: 700+ Loading Calculations: Nitrogen Load =.675 * Dairy Size *.2 Phosphorous Load =.105 * Dairy Size *.2

Load per Watershed Watershed Total Nitrogen Load [lbs/day] Total Phosphorous Load [lbs/day] LowMediumHighLowMediumHigh Spring Creek Yakima River Sunnyside - Sulphur Creek Deep Canyon Yakima River

Interpolation - Nitrogen Natural Neighbor Kriging

Interpolation - Phosphorous Natural Neighbor Kriging

N - Interpolation & 303(d) listed waters

P – Interpolation & 303(d) listed waters

Government Sampling Sites

Dairies Individual Contribution to Nutrient Loading

NHDPlus V2 + DEM Flowlines

Individual Dairy Nutrient Loading DairySize Number of Cows Distance to River [m] N conc [ug/L] P conc [ug/L] Frieslandia Dairies LLC Large Deruyter Bros Dairy Large HarrisonMedium LibertySmall SuncrestMedium

References  Animal Manure Management (1995). Natural Resources Conservation Service RCA, Issue Brief #7.  Childs, C. (2004). Interpolating Surfaces in ArcGIS Spatial Analyst. ArcUser,  Hribar, C., and Schultz, M. (2010). Understanding Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations and Their Impact on Communities. National Association of Local Boards of Health. Bowling Green, OH.  Monitoring Well Installation and Data Summary Report, Lower Yakima Valley (2013). Yakima County, Washington, EPA.  Relation Between Nitrate in Water Wells and Potential Sources in the Lower Yakima Valley, Washington. (2012a). EPA-910-R , EPA, 2012a.  Relation Between Nitrate in Water Wells and Potential Sources in the Lower Yakima Valley, Washington. (2013). EPA-910-R , EPA.  Yang, et al. (2008). Mechanisms and assessment of water eutrophication. Univ Sci B, 9(3):

Acknowledgements  Professor Maidment  Gonzalo Espinoza Davalos

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