While permi
tted animal feeding operations are required to maintain manure nutrient management records, all operations with confined livestock can benefit from keeping basic records related to manure management. Records of manure test results, land application, transfers and other details can help assure that nutrients are being used efficiently while protecting ground and surface water.
The Nebraska Extension Animal Manure Management Team recently released the 2017 Nutrient Management Reco
rd-keeping Calendar, which provides spaces each month to record all of the documentation required under Title 130 of the Nebraska Administrative Code along with offering reminders and information boxes on each page relevant to manure management.
Request your calendar now by visiting: http://water.unl.edu/manure/RequestCalendar