Soil & Water Conservation Program
Animal Waste Management
Animal waste management practices help to manage manure and other agricultural wastes. The practices are designed to reduce or prevent degradation of the soil and water resources. Systems are planned to eliminate discharge of pollutants to surface or groundwater and to recycle waste products back onto the land through correct soil application.
The following state cost-share practices are designed to address this concern:
[Details for each individual practice are available in the eligible practices chapter of the districts' Cost Share Handbook.]
N312 - Beef Waste Management System
Collect, control and manage agricultural waste, manure and litter from beef production operations to protect water and air quality and provide plant nutrients on agricultural land.
Details
N312 - Dairy Waste Management System
Collect, control and manage agricultural waste, manure and litter from dairy production operations to protect water and air quality and provide plant nutrients on agricultural land.
Details
N312 - Poultry Waste Management
Collect, control and manage poultry litter from poultry production operations to protect water and air quality and provide plant nutrients on agricultural land.
Details
N312 - Swine Waste Management
Collect, control and manage agricultural waste from swine production operations to protect water and air quality and provide plant nutrients on agricultural land.
Details
N316 - Incinerator
Safely dispose of livestock and poultry carcasses to reduce pollution of water and soil resources.
Details
N317 - Composting Facility
Build a composting facility to utilize natural decomposition to break down animal waste to be used to improve soil fertility and crop production.
Details
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