Bronze Level of Performance

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August 7, 2020 - Author: Charles Gould

Manure application equipment inspection list for Level 1 certification.

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Tags: animal agriculture, beef, dairy, dairy manure management, environmental quality, manure hauler certification, manure management, msu extension, pork, poultry, water quality

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M. Charles Gould

M. Charles Gould
gouldm@msu.edu

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