Air Emissions Documents
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Air emissions need dairy's input
October 25, 2004
An article on air emissions from dairy farms and related issues that
appeared in the October 2004 issue of Hoard's Dairyman.
Attention
benefactors: Here's an urgent need
June 24, 2004
Dairy Herd Management, July 2004. Editorial by Thomas Quaife. Funding source
call to the industry for the EPA Consent Agreement.
For clarification, producers who sign the consent agreement and pay their fair
share of the monitoring costs (not to exceed $2,500 per farm) and pay the
appropriate penalty to EPA will be covered by the safe harbor agreement.
Monitoring does not need to take place on all farms in order for protection to
be received as it is implied in the editorial although the few farms that are
monitored across the country do need to sign the agreement.
Questions
and Answers for the Dairy Industry on the Air Emissions Consent Agreement and
National Monitoring Study
June 23, 2004
Practical questions and answers regarding the EPA Consent Agreement
Clean air laws apply to
dairy farms
June 14, 2004
An article on clean air laws and their application to dairy farms that appeared
in the June 2004 issue of Hoard's Dairyman.
Agricultural
Air Emissions Consent Agreement and Monitoring Study
June 14, 2004
Position statement from the National Milk Producers Federation on the EPA
Consent Agreement. For clarification, the penalty paid by a producer is 200,
500, and $1,000 for herds less than 700, for herds 700 to 7,000, and for herds
greater than 7,000, respectively.
Sheland Farms
May 26, 2004
A letter to fellow dairy producers from Dairyman Doug Shelmidine regarding air
emission regulation.
Air emission
law enforcement coming to dairy facilities: EPA "safe harbor" Consent Agreement
offered
May 25, 2004
Current update for dairy air emission issues
United
States Environmental Protection Agency Consent Agreement and Final Order
March 23, 2004
Working draft of EPA Consent Agreement
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