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1“ I LIVESTOCK WASTE HANAGEtiENT : LEG1SLATION, REGUIATlffl & POLICY 8Y JURISDICTIW JURISOICTIW LEG ISLATIM REGUUT1ffl POLICY 8 PROW(AHS ENFORCEMENT REMARKS Cemada, Ontario Envirmaantal Protocticm Act - prohibits dischergo of contmi nants Health Promtica and Protection Act Pluvtiw Act * REFERENCES: Patni, 1 W4. Far- Pratt ices Protect ion Act Ontario Water Raeourccs Act - prohibits dioaktargo of aont~inants Canada, Envi ronaarstal Protec.ticm Act Prince Edvard Island * REFERENCES: Patni, 1W4. Guide to Agricultural Land Use Certificate of Coaplimce (Agricultural Code of Practice) - farmers can request - ●ssist faraars in reducing certificate which cm be pollutim issued to al-w compliance - provida guidelines for teras of sitimg and manure ratimel us. and ●cceptable aanagaaant wugaaant of aanure - volwttary coqsliance - guidelines for buildings Canada, Envi ronaent We 1 it y Act “ Water ISA lut im prevant ion Where ●xpanaim or mnstructim the mst strlnqent regulations Quebec Dirar,tivea for Protection of nw facilities la permitted, an i n Canada Againat Air Poltution From approval Certificate of process is * REFERENCES: Patni, 1.~4. Canada, Po 1 lut ion (by <strong>Livestock</strong>) cent rol Act $askatchwan * REFERENCES: Patni, 1994. Livaatock @arat ions required for iaaufng e Authorization vhich ●eeta Regulations . in .—
4. AGRICULTURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS ASSOCIATED WITH LIVESTOCK WASTE MANAGEMENT Programs are difficult to separate from, and are closely associated with the legislation, regulations, enforcement and policy discussed in Section 3. The following outlines key programs in place which may be of interest in developing livestock waste management policy for the Lower Fraser Valley. Germany 41 . Farmers are compensated through annual payments per hectare affected in designated water protection zones where restrictions are placed on farming practices to reduce leaching of nitrates. Compensation payments reflect the extent of restrictions and their impact on farm income. We were not able to obtain specifics on the amount of annual compensation payments or specific criteria used to designate a water protection zone. . Considering subsidies to encourage storage and interfarm exchange of manure. The Netherlands . Levy paid for surplus manure production used to create facilities for efficient transport, processing of surpluses and financing the manure bank. . The non-profit Manure Bank provides aid for efficient transfer of excess manure and supervises manure bookkeeping provisions. (Current financial problems with central processing). . The Manure Campaign Program sets a framework for government and producers to review measures taken, monitoring and legislation/regulation review. . Government grants are provided for manure storage improvements. Sweden
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