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Use
our fact sheet and self-assessment series to learn more
about proper manure and livestock management. Identify
potential risks and plan solutions on your own farm.
| Fact
sheet 1: Keeping Livestock and Horses on Small
Acreages: Protecting Our Drinking Water, Families & Animals |
| Fact
sheet 2: Livestock Yards and Manure Storage
Areas on Small Acreages: Protecting
Our Drinking Water, Families & Animals |
| Fact
sheet 3: Pastures, Fencing and Watering on
Small Acreages: Protecting Our Drinking
Water, Families & Animals |
| Fact
sheet 4: Keeping Livestock and Horses on Small
Acreages: Assessing Your Risks to Water Resources |
| Self-assessment
worksheet 1: Livestock Yards and Access: Assessing
Your Risks |
| Self-assessment
worksheet 2: Manure Storage: Assessing Your
Risks |
Other
URI Fact Sheets:
Composting Manure On-Farm: Basics for Small Acreage Livestock
Farms
Aerated
Bay Compost System: A Pilot Demonstration
University of Rhode Island Peckham Farm
URI
CE Water Quality Program: Nutrient Management Tools and Resources
Rhode
Island Nutrient Management Workbook: Training Manual,
MS Excel Workbooks, other links Nutrient Management Guidelines for Turfgrass Sod Production in Southern New
England
 View
our web pages about managing manure, livestock
yards, pastures,
and wells and water resources.
View
the additional
resources page for more information,
including regional fact sheets.
View
the demonstration site pages
to see examples of steps you can take.
URI
CE Home*A*Syst Fact Sheets on sustainable
landscaping and
other pollution
prevention topics
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