Livestock operation definition

Livestock operation means a feedlot or other facility or a pasture where animals are fed, confined, maintained or stabled.

Livestock operation means 1) livestock kept in buildings, lots or pens, which normally are not used for the growing of crops or vegetation; or 2) any livestock kept in any livestock operation that is required by the Livestock Waste Management Act or state livestock waste regulations to obtain a permit from the Department of Environmental Quality; or 3) livestock which are confined for more than 90 days per year. Livestock Operation shall not mean livestock that are kept in pastures, on rangeland, or on other grazing lands and allowed to feed on vegetation growing therein.

Livestock operation means a livestock feeding, handling, milking, or holding operation located in this state which uses as part of its operation a byproduct produced at a biodiesel or an ethanol production facility.

Examples of Livestock operation in a sentence

• Livestock operation lines of credit are also tracked using livestock inventory control records and inspection reports.

• Where any use or structure classified as a Minor Potential Contaminant Source (PCS) (as listed at APPENDIX C) or as a Livestock operation containing 300 or more Animal Units (as listed as #17 in APPENDIX B) is proposed to be located or expanded within a Prime Ground Water Recharge Area, the standards of approval provided at subsection § 6.9.3 below, shall apply in addition to the preceding requirements.

• Draft: July 14, 2015 Final Version: Annex 1, Crop budget & Livestock operation; Annex2, Income and expenditure budget; Annex 3, Assessment of irrigation management; Annex 4, The Most Significant Change technique; Annex 5, Sample.

• The number of small-scale operations that will be created or expanded as a result of the project: Gardening operation Herding operation Livestock operation 1.

• Livestock operation odor is generally considered to be a summation of sources including the animal waste, animal housing, animal waste storage and the livestock herd.

More Definitions of Livestock operation

Livestock operation means a permanent or semi-permanent facility or non-grazing area where at least 10 animal units of livestock are kept or raised either indoors or outdoors, and includes all associated manure collection facilities, but does not include an auction mart.

Livestock operation means the use of land or buildings for raising, tending, and feeding of cattle, pigs, poultry, and other animals, and includes dairies and egg production facilities.

Livestock operation means an animal feeding operation as defined in section 459.102 in which livestock is provided care and feeding, or any other area which is used for raising crops or other vegetation and upon which livestock is fed or allowed to graze.

Livestock operation means any area in which livestock are kept in a confined space, in- cluding a confinement feeding operation or open feedlot.

Livestock operation means a feedlot or other facility or pasture where animals are fed, confined, maintained or stabled as defined in s. 281.16, Wis. Stats.

Livestock operation means a permanent of semi‐permanent facility or non‐grazing area where at least 10 animal units of livestock are kept or raised either indoors or outdoors, and includes all associated manure collection facilities, but does not include an auction mart.

Livestock operation means an operation where the livestock are confined in a facility at a density of 43 animal units per acre for greater than 90 consecutive days and the producer has to manage the manure from the facility. Facilities do not include seasonal feeding and bedding sites.