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LIVESTOCK WASTE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AND LEGISLATION OUTSIDE BRITISH COLUMBIA JULY 1995 Prepared for BC Ministry of Environment, Lands and Parks Environment Canada Fraser River Action Plan BC Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food Fisheries and Oceans Fraser River Action Plan Prepared by G.Gary Runka, P.Ag., CAC, FAIC G.G. RUNKA LAND SENSE LTD. PO. BOX 80356 SOUTH BURNABY, B.C. V5H 3X6
Steerin~ Committ ee Members Ministry of Environment, Lands and Parks Ted Haughton Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food Rick Van Kleeck Environment Canada George Derksen Fisheries and Oceans Jennifer Nener B.C. Federation of Agriculture Margaret Crowley Ministry of Environment, Lands and Parks Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food Ministry of Health Technical Committee Members Ted Haughton Al Kohut Bev Locken Liz Freyman Rick Van Kleeck Ron Bertrand Bill Koberstein , Environment Canada George Derksen Wayne Belzer Fisheries and Oceans Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada B.C. Federation of Agriculture Greater Vancouver Regional District Dairy Producers’ Conservation Group Sustainable Poultry Farming Group Hog Producers’ Sustainable Farming Group UBC - Westwater Research Centre Disclaimer <strong>Br</strong>uce Thomson Jennifer Nener Bernie Zebarth John Paul Grant Kowalenko Margaret Crowley Craig Peddie Orlando Schmidt Kevin Chipperfield J.C. Yu Hans Schreier This report contains the results of a project conducted under contract. The ideas and opinions expressed herein do not necessarily state or reflect those of the participating parties.
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