Confined feeding facilities : site selection and management (1981)

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Fulhage, Charles
 McNabb, Coy
 Rea, John

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1981

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site selection, air pollution, water pollution, air movement, facility, odor, soil, livestock, lagoon, management, waste

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Recently, lawsuits against owners of confined livestock and poultry feeding units have not been uncommon. In many cases, penalties have been assessed. Proper attention to site selection when the project was started could have prevented much of the litigation. Many operators could have paid more attention to management, or "housekeeping," and avoided the problem. This guide presents two recent court cases which illustrate the importance of site selection and management. It also offers some general guidelines for selecting a confined feeding facility site and for the management required to reduce odor and water pollution problems.

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