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Manure Management Operations ❑ Overview of manure management process at the facility. Include all areas where animals are housed, aisle ways, free roam areas, loafing areas, resting areas, manure drainage canals, pipes and conduits, solid and liquid manure lagoons, manure lagoon water irrigation canals and pipes, manure lagoon water irrigated fields, pastures and croplands, manure stockpiles, and manure compost piles. Gf ❑ Identification of maximum manure generated per day at the facility for all types of animals on premise Ud�u m Description of the type and makeup(texture, consistency, moisture content, etc.) of the manure genera d / � for all types of animals on premise. �� ❑ Detailed description of the process of manure management from the source point to final disposal. Include �lftt u / the frequency and detailed methods used to move the manure waste from each point in the process. Of G1-0-A;7rNJ� ❑ Identification and description of areas in the manure management process that may allow fly breeding and/or odor conditions to occur. Identification and description of the methods to be used to control fly SP breeding, adult flies,and odors due to the manure management process. For solid and liquid manure waste being applied to land: ❑ Description and discussion of the suitability of the manure wastes as fertilizer given the volume and make- up of the wastes,the size and nature of the fields,crops, etc.to be applied,the application rates required, etc. ��{rtltu2vtlt1ap ❑ s Description of the frequency and methods used to transport manure waste from the generation area and/or land storage area to the location of application to land and the method of incorporating the waste into the soil. Description of the methods to be used to contol fly breeding, adult fly populations, and odors caused during El this process. Revised/Accessed 4/12/2004 General Solid Waste and Manure Management Guidance Checklist Draft 1 Page 2 of 2