Abstract
In recent years, the number of laws and regulations prescribing the rules for everyday life seem to be ever more complex and pervasive. Changing farming methods, expansion of the urban community and increasing public environmental concerns have increased the agricultural producer's need to think more seriously about his method of livestock waste disposal. Laws, regulations, practices, standards and ordinances range from the obvious (solid waste management) to the not so obvious (protection of endangered species). The public has protection from the farmers (discharge permits) and the farmer has protection from the public (Right to Farm laws). The following is an attempt to summarize those laws and regulations which may impact livestock waste disposal (utilization) in Kentucky.
Publication Date
1993
Publication Number
AEU-66
Repository Citation
Taraba, J. L. and Williams, R. M., "Laws and Regulation Impacting Livestock Wastes in Kentucky" (1993). Agricultural Engineering Extension Updates. 19.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/aeu_reports/19
