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Reissued Waste Discharge Requirements General Order R5-2013-0122 20 Existing Milk Cow Dairies are not high quality) that will bring the facility into compliance with Groundwater Limitation F.1 on a time schedule that is as short as practicable. 8. Dischargers enrolled under the RMP shall implement the recommended management practices that are applicable to Production Areas in accordance with the SRMR and its approved time schedule. If the SRMR indicates that the Dischargers Production Area may have discharges that violate Groundwater Limitation F.1 of this Order or that such discharges may cause degradation to high quality waters, the Dischargers are required to implement the approved SRMR's identified management practices/activities for Production Areas that will bring the facility into compliance with Groundwater Limitation F.1. Such practices are considered to constitute best practical treatment or control or best efforts and are designed to achieve compliance with Groundwater Limitation F.1 on a time schedule that is as short as practicable. E. LAND APPLICATION SPECIFICATIONS 1. Wastes and land application areas shall be managed to prevent contamination of crops grown for human consumption. The term "crops grown for human consumption" refers only to crops that will not undergo subsequent processing which adequately removes potential microbial danger to consumers. 2. Land application of all waste from the facility to areas under the Discharger's control shall be conducted in accordance with a certified Nutrient Management Plan (required in Required Reports and Notices J.1.c below) consistent with the technical standards for nutrient management as specified in Attachment C. The Nutrient Management Plan shall be modified within 90 days if monitoring shows that discharge from the land application fails to comply with the groundwater limitations of this Order or surface water quality objectives or criteria. The modifications must be designed to bring Dischargers into compliance with this Order. 3. No later than 31 December 2007, the Discharger shall have a written agreement with each third party that receives process wastewater from the Discharger for its own use. Each written agreement shall be included in the Discharger's Existing Conditions Report, Nutrient Management Plan, and Annual Report. The written agreement(s) shall be effective until the third party is covered under waste discharge requirements or a waiver of waste discharge requirements that are adopted by the Central Valley Water Board. The written agreement shall: a. Clearly identify: