Animal waste ordinance work group meets; stakeholders back nutrient management, buffers and incremental phosphorus targets
CPZ staff updated the ERC on two work group meetings focused on proposed animal-waste ordinance amendments. About 25 stakeholders, mostly farmers, discussed data sources, winter manure-spreading limits, nutrient-management expansion and buffer or cover-crop approaches.
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Marathon County Conservation, Planning & Zoning (CPZ) staff updated the Environmental Resource Committee April 29 on the first two meetings of an animal-waste ordinance work group that includes about 25 stakeholders, predominantly farmers of varying operation sizes.
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