Equivalent to 1,000 Animal Units by Species
Use this table to determine your total animal units before choosing an option below.
| Mature dairy cows | 700 |
| Beef cattle or dairy heifers | 1,000 |
| Swine weighing more than 55 lbs | 2,500 |
| Swine weighing less than 55 lbs | 10,000 |
| Layers | 82,000 |
| Broilers or pullets | 125,000 |
| Horses | 500 |
| Turkeys | 55,000 |
STEP 1 - SELECT YOUR OPERATION SIZE
999 Animal Units or Less
Select this section to seek information and guidance relative to the voluntary nutrient management guidelines and rules pertaining to livestock operations that house 999 animal units or less. The tool allows you to find out what rules you need to follow in order to stay within compliance of the rules established in the Ohio Revised Code and the Ohio Administrative Code.
1,000 Animal Units or Greater
Select this section to seek information and guidance relative to the rules and regulations for livestock operations that house 1,000 animal units or greater. This tool allows you to investigate the laws and regulations that must be met in order to acquire a livestock environmental permit to operate a Concentrated Animal Feeding Facility. If you are considering an expansion of your current livestock operation to 1,000 animal units or greater, be certain to know all of the laws and regulations that must be met prior to taking action. Failure to seek and secure the appropriate permits will lead to costly penalties.
For further assistance contact:
Division of Livestock Environmental Permitting
Phone: (614) 387-0470
Toll free: (800) 282-1955 (After 5:00, ask for DLEP Department)
Fax: (614) 728-6335
STEP 2 - ASK YOUR QUESTION
For the most complete answer, ask about one specific requirement at a time (e.g., "What are the setback distances for manure application?") rather than broad questions covering many topics at once.
Some questions can take up to 2 minutes to answer. Please don't refresh or resend if it takes a moment.
Questions? Email us at nutrientmanagement@drink-milk.com