Manure Collection System Sample Clauses

The Manure Collection System clause defines the requirements and responsibilities for the installation, maintenance, and operation of systems designed to collect animal manure on a property. Typically, this clause specifies the type of system to be used, standards for its upkeep, and the party responsible for ensuring compliance with environmental or regulatory guidelines. By clearly outlining these obligations, the clause helps prevent disputes over waste management, ensures environmental protection, and supports regulatory compliance.
Manure Collection System. 1.1. Flush and/or vacuum manure collection from barns to collection pit (pre-tank 1) 1.2. Verify that system is functionally operating and provides constant supply of manure to pit. 1.3. Maintain constant flushing and vacuum depositing intervals for the dilution of the manure, as required for the digestion process. 1.4. Inspect for proper collection of manure to collection pit (pre-tank 1). 1.5. Monitor the pre-tank pump and ensure that it is operating (check for vibration).
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