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05/26/2009 13.14 9518273349 DOUGLAS KUNEY PAGE 08109 ++-buxj—ivl, uwlt %4 1.J1%'aLLLX;11L V1 .L1W5LVUll lVidilllfC Uwvmiq of IVll...rage y 5110 MOD—Y,as n6cy,feed management,manure handling and oto ,a nutrient management Alam for land appfmation of manure.lend manegernent;record keeping,and*arc ions for making use Of the nubtents in manure, In addilitn 130 conalderind nufritaMn_fhn MAn ahnulM itrliflR4 6thor pallu�nta,tach se patlregonc,bo mtnlmfao aMeata of animal feeding operations on water quality and pubrrc health, Ata minimum.the nutrient mstlagement pian should prevent the apps Aan of nutrients at rates that will exj,.W the capecay ofine sou and planner crap needs and 01st Prevent pollution.Sails,crap removal and manure should be tested W detemline nutrient needs and owlient.Manure application equipment Should be Calibrated to ensuM that thb quelttr7y Of material belts applied is what Is planned,Records of crops ifemoyed annuelly and the total amount of r%swat Rt+Atutd Choutd be kept to rrtatntsin the datirad nutriont belonxt Elcetronio thfafiming sow-raft meters In the IMP"Pumping system art froquantly used by custom applicatorS to C�Iibrate the equipment and re=rd the amount applied per acre,Thaw meters are also a component in variable rate a6llCAt#13n_ Closure of a lagoon A nutrient management plan is sequined by sY#MWN DNR for CDsure of permitted facditiea.Sludge removal for closure Of 9 lagoon when a ilvesitt:k operation 3s terminated will,under ordmary Circumstances,require a much greater!arid appllrmsan area than has bean required for regular pump- Wns during the normal opera>i M of the Ispotn,The land area nequircd may be dictated by the amount of P and K in the sludge rather than by the MtMen contem of the sludge. To obtain the required land AWCation area oftan requires hauling the 4ludpe a oonsiderabla distarma and,possibly, tbWinlne a apretrakitl asrt4Mant from another landowner to meet M ori DWR mmuiremanin far land app{kaien rete. Sludge removal wNiout aliowing SevwW mvrttha for the studge to dry Bitewing removal of the liquid affluent Is usually an oxtremely expensivc Procedure(such as dredging)and on large lagdons pith many years accumulation,may cost several hundred thousand dollars.One unhmrsNy estimates sludge rarrravrd errata at 30.005 to 50.05 per yalion, Arr altanurtfve to a one-time removal procedure may be to Cantktve W Bre[soon With annual applications to the MI[Ablot Aampgw hraarf nn{r nVlrMllt management Plea and periodically addlrrg water end uelr+a 4k9lfkltilhn mud pltrtbt#ng to gradually remove the solids. Recycling lagoon effluent for flushing Intakes for tet ytte pumps Ans frequer>Ety floated about two feet below tile surfaos to minimiza disturbing the surface mist of pumping sludge.The pump intake should be locatad remota flm the waste Inlet.A wetwall should be *rmidered as a convenience for installing and setvicIng to recycle p4e. Some aperatnrs cheese to M4G 010 Offluentfmm the aecnnd stage of o huo-stape lagoon System in an affadto reduce to level of odors and pathogenic organisms In the b0ilings,and,pass�pl{r,to reduae crystallization problems in the nwWdO 1rn60 Purnvinrt fmm the soe!md 9tatre may reduce pluoirto pie sie during Irrlgo0on frorn dalry and bort lagoons,The aeatnd-stage lagoon may be added to heraase lagoon cipeclty when an expansipn In herd numbers acaurs.A lagoon system with two Or mire stages may rnsata a dliemmui kr reaydhng the nuCfe its that aoagmulattlt in the fMet stage, I A 6-ar fl-inch overnaw.pipe tranMp"the adids-free wastewa6ar from oIle first to the second stage in a two4t"S 4tgoon.it should be located as far as possible from rho inle%s)t0 the Simi stage to that no untreated waste erdars the A05MCIM000 Thw inW rsl rhe nSrpr{tpW pipe Should WbMargad A felt err mom belaw the surface of iho llquw fo Prevant any hosting 1113{1411 from teaching the saoond-stage lagoon or cli Wng ttta Inlet(Rune 6), {B"rm feen+ausr� t I wt sEpt"' 'q 1 f - � r ------- Orlu6on�wnihre •.-. frhp f �OV4rgOW Y4dste afo.e9r�+oranp .yam vii rlGnrrermsdeSgM1nOM+IhtO tAiRVFIvfnCe6igrt4 ptmrPk:p >trNt$fpDp ti43Er1d$IM�e i Filture 5 A two-stage anaerobic tagoon designed for the treatment of litM manure. Safety and appearance i3fwol should be made to retake a lawn as pleasing as possible. s and ambanknianis should hove a good greas saver for appeamnpe and erosion control and should be mowed end in Intsined raguisrty, `;uth pmctkea help ensure acpef#to lag,�an Area♦and iinpr"*appeaL.9,it a Iegoon is wimirr,vuLdh:viuw,t,saw orf tree%will hOP hide rte view and may deflect winds(and odors)upward Oram the lagoon.A well-malyda#ned tag=is iess likely to aftract attention and cause controversy than a lagoon with 6n offensive appearance. A fence should be prcmde0 tO PWOt accasa by Chrldrarl,tf6apa8ears Intl iivastook.Poet warning Bona(SEt+IfAGE TREATMENT FACILITY-:KEEP OUT)and keep the gate ice.#ted. � I ror further infori-naflion �� !�I � ♦ AgHmiarrpl Wam Management F:mld mandhwk Part 651.Nett EmoinBafftto Handbook YYestlingtort.D.C.: Natural Raseurms 8onservatinn t]eparmnent U.S.Department of'�Agrlarlture,1M, . ASAE Eii(ofmf:rhrg Pik thv,A3AR 1112379.2(Nuvnfrrltet 19").C,n(,W allYranerC 0,1w.A*At 3.ndn W ,2000. b.ttp:l/extension.niissoun'.edu/publications/DisplayPub.aspxV. --EQ387 5/21/2009