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Re: O.T. Hog factory
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Posted by paul on March 04, 2005 at 14:04:47 from (66.60.197.159):
In Reply to: Re: O.T. Hog factory posted by JMS/MN on March 04, 2005 at 11:45:13:
As a little slob, you are 100% correct. :) They are now coming after the little slobs, so we will all be gone by 2012 in Minnesota. There is no way a small operator can afford the contraints & costs of the new regulations coming. You will see a lot more big operations, and almost no little operations in short order. These laws are pushed by the feds, but it is up to your state to enact & enforce them, so many of you might think you are not affected - you will be. The small livestock operator is gone, the only legal ones will be the very large totally confined ones. Other people making comments here have no idea of the legal issues facing a hog barn in Minnesota - manure application rates, times, and type, and storage areas, setbacks from water & building sites will all be _well_ planned out & subject to legal review every 5 years in Minnesota. --->Paul
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