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Terrehaven stockpiles manure, not incorporating into Soil, 5.17.17

Posted on May 17, 2017 by John Klein

  Terrehaven stockpile, 5.17.17, corner of Beecher and Sand Creek, Madison Twp., S. Branch, Raisin, watershed … Continue Reading…

Tagged Manure, waste application

Study Shows N.C. Hog Farms Spray Hog Poop on Neighbors’ Homes; Cooper Vetoes HB 467

Posted on May 6, 2017 by John Klein

Indy Week Raleigh-Cary | Durham-Chapel Hill During a debate last month over (NC) House Bill 467—a failed proposal to shield hog farms owned by a subsidiary of Smithfield Foods from twenty-six federal nuisance lawsuits brought by their neighbors—state representative and … Continue Reading…

Tagged Manure, pollution, stench, waste application

North Carolina Hog Farms Spray Manure Around Black Communities; Residents Fight Back

Posted on May 6, 2017 by John Klein

Interview with Local Residents (as Published on Democracy Now)  We close today’s show with a look at the battle between residents of eastern North Carolina and one of the state’s largest industries: hog farms. Last week, the North Carolina lawmakers … Continue Reading…

Tagged Manure, Spray Manure, stench, waste application

Drainage tiles pollute Finger Lake: North of Ithaca, NY

Posted on March 4, 2017 by John Klein

The Citizen, Auburn, NY (auburnpub.com) More information has come out around manure spills in both the Cayuga and Owasco Lake watersheds last week.Cayuga County Legislature Chairman Keith Batman said Sunnyside Farms, owned by Greg and Neil Rejman, has a reputation for … Continue Reading…

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Manure on fields = Don’t Consume H2O in Cayuga Lake area

Posted on February 20, 2017 by John Klein

Officials investigating manure spill’s impact on Cayuga Lake (NY) Ithaca.com 2/20/2017 As a result of a structural issue with a satellite manure storage lagoon at Sunnyside Farm, emergency applications of manure were made to fields beginning Thursday, February 16th. Rapidly … Continue Reading…

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