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05/26/2669 13:14 9516273349 DOUGLAS KUNEY PAGE 02/09 <br /> 4,y.36 1 AnaerODlC Lag=S 10r Storage/treWnent bt L1VCStOCK MSnure u,unWerslty nt mi...Page i oz to <br /> , I <br /> Min <br /> 11 . • Anaerobic Lagoons for Sorage/Treat 'ent of Livestock <br /> Manure <br /> Donald L pPoatand @'carter 0_NftW <br /> 1lepertmentor Agneuftarat Enormuring <br /> s <br /> David Rmtof{pr 1 <br /> N•airal Repwrces Corrsmrvaticrr lieMee <br /> Many livestock producers WWI eoftnnemem operations handle their aniwaste as a liquid because of the laborsaving <br /> advantages.Ananrobi0lagoons are an integral part of many liquid-hern shn Systems_Lagtlom are pondllae owthan <br /> OWN SW to pMAds biological reatrrrent and long-elm storage of•furrier waste,A It estook Ie9M Is a SmslFMeele <br /> wssta treatment i)kim containing manure that in usually diluted with bruilding wash water.watorwazlad at animal <br /> watorsrs.and rainfall.Ina lagoon,the.Manure be Oin partially liquefied and atarbiiised by baCtetiBl alytian before <br /> eventual land epplkxftn,Lagoons may contain Wta of three types of v�asts-elabilikl%bacteria--anaerobic(inhibited <br /> by"gen),aerobia(requiring oxygen)orlmmItativc(malrrtalncd with c�wlfhoul oxygen).W000ns pro larger than <br /> Manure storage basins,which do not provide significant b,eC"ioal tre8{raetlt and,frequently,are designed for aborter <br /> atorage periods,On the other hand,anaerobic lagoons are Wnsidarabfy amailer than aemVc lagoons,which are <br /> designed to provide a higher degree of treatment with less odor produtdon.Anaerobic lagoom also decompose mare <br /> organic matter per rmh voturne than serotic anew.Due to the bemendout am required for aerobic Iagow to!teat <br /> rlvestxk waste.almost all livestock lagoons are anaerobic, <br /> Armorobio lagoons aro a useful alta end*est tamptomfao boNrofn basins and aeoftic lagoons,This guide win <br /> discuss anaerobic lagoon designs approved by the Missouri Deparbre it`Of Natural Resources(Missouri DNF!)for ' <br /> WOMt4d k manufs storage and trsstrnent <br /> Anaerobic PMOsssas,whkth otrur withoutiree oxygen,Ilquey or degri ide organic wastes with high bkx*mmloal <br /> oxygen demand(130!1).Well-designed and well-managed I%wna hevir a musty oder,pool Odor$may Indloale a <br /> malfunction.Even properly futletiening lagoons may cause nuisarr s colors because offar sin or location or because <br /> of toMfephy,vreather conditions,distance to canker ragooha and cepa canon dtetance Pram residences. <br /> E Do not ux anacaoblc laborers when odors may be a mosence I <br /> ddVdtltd$'0S of unaerobic ImloaflS <br /> • Manure can be handsd horauncally with flushing systems, tines,pumps and InigatIm systems. <br /> • Thi islgh dear"Of stobifPxotion Tadueoa odors durfng land srppficdtib'm <br /> • High nitrog"(N)reduction minimizes the land area required tD make use of the elflusrrt. <br /> • Long-farm storage is pnsvlded ai low coat I <br /> i31sadrantm;of dndarobic lagoons <br /> • Public perception may be that a lagoon is sn'wn con gllner of nlahure." <br /> • Undesirable odors May produced during sawmal(spring and n)dmMas due to°fumovaf and spring start- <br /> up after ft winter period of ml**y tittle biolopkal ,1081 Mrtoup In late spring or early summer is <br /> profend. <br /> • UrfditMtAa odors may Urn cR premises during atmosphertC lerriwallure 10renslons, <br /> • Undesirable odors may be preserlt during land Apptit Oft by :trnaltloh. <br /> r HVWM millablity is limited if manure is used as a fertilizer(due 'dantiflodon of N b1 the lagoon and most <br /> pfrosptnartrua(P)setiles to the bottom). <br /> s POW581 tspg of rerneving burn-up solids if the lagoon Is to be do.ied down and sends have been agpwed to <br /> atxallmulatC for SCvcfal years without agitation during the Annual liump+lown.Also,the land arae requited to <br /> dt2pos•of aeeunwl"W H and espeeialty P may not bo avaaable hoarby, <br /> Location regwirom-nts <br /> Ideofly,lagoons aim uld 4*iomtad tewerthan the weatd sour"eo thm 4vido fan drain by SmVity to the tegesn and <br /> Ma"Llm yon be flushed to the lagoon by gnavIly.if wastes are acraped nto the tegoon.prordmity to the source In <br /> e31096121 y IMP*ffaflt If wastAs are drahned or nuahed to the lagoon,pr"rnky for acomomloal operation Is not#Crucial. <br /> Since J une 30,19",Aft wuri DNR r owes now waWwelis to be at Ld 300 feet from a Ihgmteck manure lagoon. <br /> Forwefls Constructed between Nov.1,1407,and June 30,1996,Mlaaduri DNR rules recommend$00 feet separation <br /> from a well to a ishan and require a minimum of 100 feet,If*permit or letter of approval Is sought from IAssouri DNR <br /> for an oporEwon where o logeen exr•iod w%hin 140 to 340 f4*tfrom a outer awpply before Nov.1,1W7.a faverebte <br /> report must to obtained from the Missouri Division of Geoulogy and Land Survey.(A gaologlo report should be made for <br /> 911 I9g00nS regardless of proximity to Wella_)Special circumstances mar dilate separatlort distances greater than the <br /> raquh*ment these dreumstances are evaluetpd ern al Calsa•by $e bi�IWc <br /> LODPWn lagoons <br /> of with respect t4'man-m"ed resift (re sidenobs;not owned by the animal feeding operation) <br /> and public buildings is an important consideration.Minimum distances`6r�114 to 1J2 mne from properly lines and non- <br /> owned reakiencea hcvo:bcen ou9gooted.Far Class I conoentrata]anifllel footling Operations(CAP04),!110 separation <br /> Or Ixrfler dAtanM required by ftislation of the 1996 Missouri Genera(Aosambly are shown in table 1.The distanoes <br /> depend On ft oper0on a"(number of animal wft)and are measurIad from Che lagoon or Lha manure storage or <br /> cor lnement bulWhV to the nearosf public bund na or oc pied residen6i not owned by the animal produoW <br /> operefion.Also check for cyrnity crdhmenous concerning CAM& I <br /> hq:/Icxtmsion.missouri.edu/publications/.DisplayPub.aspx?P--EQ387 5/21/2009 <br 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