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Livestock Waste Management Practices And Legilation Outside Br

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Alberta<br />

Municipalities under provincial guidelines have the authority for intensive<br />

livestock development under a detailed permit process.<br />

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3.2 REGULATION AND ENFORCEMENT<br />

<strong>Livestock</strong> waste management regulation and enforcement for the jurisdictions<br />

reviewed are a complex mixture of activity at various levels of government. In<br />

some instances a specific level of government is responsible, but more often a<br />

shared responsibility of two or three levels of government is utilized for<br />

integrated approaches to livestock waste management.<br />

The direct involvement of livestock producers or their organizations in regulation<br />

and enforcement appears to be becoming more common.<br />

European Community<br />

In 1991 a directive concerning the protection of waters against pollution caused<br />

by nitrate from agricultural sources meant that members were required to<br />

designate land areas where the NO 3 concentration in water exceeded 50mg/L<br />

as vulnerable zones.<br />

In addition, and specifically with reference to solid manure and associated slurry<br />

application since 1995, applications are limited to 210 kg. N/ha with reductions<br />

over the next 4 years to 170kg. N/ha.<br />

Denmark

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