Selecting a site for livestock and poultry operations (2009)

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Pfost, Donald L.
 Fulhage, Charles Duane

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2009

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odors, odor, space considerations, proximity of neighbors, classification of animal feeding operations, winds, well setback distances, air drainage, soils, utilities, plant filter, soil

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The first factor to consider in selecting a site for an animal feeding operation is state and local permitting requirements and ordinances. Consult local health and regulatory authorities and have all plans approved before constructing any manure handling system.

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