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SECTION 6 MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ITEM A -- THE SYSTEM UTILIZED FOR FOR ORGANIC MATERIALS HAS TWO DIMENSIONS. ONE OF THESE DIMENSIONS I S A SPI='.EAC:) AND DISC OPERATION FOR HIGH MOISTURE CONTENT ORGANICS AND THE OTHER WOULD BE THE USE OF A STORAGE PIT FOR LOWER MOISTURE CONTENT ORGANICS. THE SPREAD AND DISCI Nim OF ORGANIC MATERIALS PRODUCE RICH SOILS IN WHICH BARLEY, OAT, AND GRAINS WILL THRIVE. THE GROWTH OF THESE CROPS ARE CURRENTLY ON A ANNUAL BASIS AND ARE ROTATIONAL. THESE FREE WATER ORGANIC MATERIALS ARE INCORPORATED INTO THE. AREAS SHOWN IN THE MAF` 3 DIAGRAM. THE UTILIZATION OF THE STORAGE PIT FOR ENS I LEMENT PRODUCES HIGH QUALITY FEED FOR LIVESTOCK. THE ORGANIC MATERIALS ARE OF LOWER MOISTURE CONTENT (i . e. POMACE LESS THAN BDl MOISTURE) AND THIS IN ITSELF ALLOWS FOR BETTER ® FEED PRODUCT. THE ORGANICS REMOVED FROM THE PIT ARE HAULED OFF SITE AS PERMIT CONDITIONS REQUIRE. ORGANIC MATERIALS OF THIS CONSISTENCY WOULD BE STORED IN THE SILAGE PIT DEPICTED IN THE MAP 3 DIAGRAM. ITEM B -- MATERIALS WHICH CONTAIN NO FREE MOISTURE SHALL BE STOPED IN SILAGE PIT. PIT WILL BE PROPERLY LINED SCI AS TO PROTECT GROUNDWATER CONDITIONS. THE CONTOUR INTERVALS IN MAP 3 INDICATE THAT THE SILAGE P.T.T IS 200 FEET ABOVE THE LOCAL WATER TABLE AND THIS COMBINED WITH THE LINING OF THE PIT WILL FURTHER HELP PROTECT LOCAL GROUNDWATER. THE COVERING OF THE PIT ALONG WITH THC=:: STORAGE OF LOW MOISTURE MATERIAL WILL ALSO DETER THE CHANCE OF ODOR AND VECTOR NUISANCES. THE AVERAGE AND MAXIMUM AMOUNTS TO BE STORED WOULD NEVER ATTEMPT TO EXCEED PIT CAPACITY. THE SILAGE PIT HAS A CAPACITY OF 13, 000 0 YARDS AND SEASONAL AVERAGE NEEDS ARE NOT EXPECTED TO EXCEED 85% OF MAXIMUM PIT CAPACITY.