ANS 2 7.01 Animal Waste Management Regulations Flashcard

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What does CAFO stand for in animal waste management regulations?

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Confined Animal Feeding Operations

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What is the purpose of riparian buffers in waste management?

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Vegetative buffers

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What must be tested in a North Carolina Animal Waste Management Plan? Options: Only the animal waste, Only the soil, Both the animal waste and the soil, Neither the animal waste nor the soil

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Both the animal waste and the soil

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Which animals are associated with Type A waste management systems? Options: Cattle and horses, Swine and poultry, Sheep and goats, Fish and reptiles

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Swine and poultry

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What is the main goal of animal waste management regulations?

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To prevent waste problems

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What is the consequence of waste reaching surface water?

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It is a violation of state law

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What is the purpose of emergency management in a waste utilization plan?

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To manage disasters like flood and fire

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What is the role of buffers in a waste utilization plan?

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Control erosion

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What is conservation tillage?

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Using a no till drill

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What is the purpose of contour planting?

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To follow the slope of the land