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Waste Management Systems Objective: Analyze waste management systems used in the livestock and poultry industry.

Regulation of Animal Waste It is against the law for anyone to cause water ________________ standards ___________________ It is a violation of state __________ for ____________ to reach surface water ________________ Lakes ________________ Ponds

Regulation of Animal Waste Senate Bill _________ every animal operation must use an _____________ waste management program ________ confined cattle _______ horses ________ sheep ________ confined poultry Must have a ___________ Operators must be __________

Regulation of Animal Waste ________________- can be contaminated by _____________ from lagoons or run-off from sprayfields. In 1998, there were 107 documented discharges from swine facilities with 31 of these reaching the surface waters. ______________- can be contaminated either through ___________ lagoons or _____________ of sprayfield applied waste. Source: North Carolina Department of Environmental and Natural Resoources (2003)

Regulation of Animal Waste Violations: ____________ per day penalty if there is a ________ ________ ditch to route waste away from a lagoon or holding pit even if no waste is discharged

Regulation of Animal Waste Violations: In addition to _________ and ______________ by government agencies, _______________________ lawsuits can be made against livestock operations

Regulation of Animal Waste In addition to state regulation local regulations apply: _____________ _____________ for facility location It is easier to _______________ animal waste problems than to ____________ them

Trends (Swine)

Lagoon

Types of Waste Management Systems Objective: Describe waste management practices used in the livestock and poultry industry

Types of Waste Management Systems 1. Type A _________________ lagoon Soil/plant systems __________ fiber __________ and ____________ 2. Type B Primarily soil/plant systems High ____________ _____________, horses, _____________

Best Management Practices What are the best practices??? Practices that ______________ the loss of ____________ thereby reducing the potential for negative environmental impact ___________________

Best Management Practices Example of Best Practices: ______________- distance from streams, homes, property lines Grassed ________________ Cover ______________ Conservation _______________ ______________ cropping _______________ planting Crop ________________ management

Grassed Waterways

Strip Cropping

Conservation Tillage

Contour planting

North Carolinas Animal Waste Management Plan Components of NCs Waste Mgt. Plan: 1. _____________ control 2. _____________ control 3. Animal________________- approved methods for _________________ of dead animals 4. ___________ and _____________ sampling- testing of both animals waste and the soil it is applied to

North Carolinas Animal Waste Management Plan 5. Record keeping _________ analysis _________ application dates Rates of _______________ 6. Waste application rates Follow the waste utilization plan

North Carolinas Animal Waste Management Plan Waste Utilization Plan 1. Source of __________________ 2. ___________________ 3. _______________ 4. ______________ of nutrient application ___________ _________ grass is used on most land where waste is applied Removes ________ amounts of _____________ __________________ control