Horse Stable Manure Management (1.5 CEU)
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Module Materials and Instructions
The Penn State College of Agriculture Sciences publication “Horse Stable Manure Management” was prepared by Eileen E. Fabian (Wheeler), professor of agricultural and biological engineering, and Jennifer Smith Zajaczkowski, senior research technologist in agricultural and biological engineering.
A section, ”Keep It Legal”, of this publication is written to address nutrient management regulation in Pennsylvania. You are not responsible for the information in the “Keep It Legal” section of the publication. Information specific to the nutrient management law and regulations in Delaware can be found here. Also, please keep in mind that proper application of manure to fields allows for beneficial reuse of organic matter and nutrients rather than “disposal”.
After reading this publication you will:
- Understand manure production based on animal capacity
- Understand different methods of manure storage and considerations for siting storage facilities
- Learn best management practices for handling, storing and land applying horse manure to minimize nutrient loss
Publication: Horse Stable Manure Management
Please answer the questions in the quiz related to the webinar that you viewed. Once you have the completed the quiz, the answers will be recorded and graded. You will need to achieve a score of 80% to receive credit for the continuing education module. IMPORTANT: You have five attempts to complete the quiz with this link, so we highly recommend that you review the educational material before you complete the quiz.
Quiz: Horse Stable Manure Management
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