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Operator's Manual - 3NMB
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Cadman Power Equipment
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BOX 100, Courtland, Ontario, Canada N0J-1E0
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Phone: 519-688-2222
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Fax: 519-688-2100
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www.cadmanpower.com
When Applying Liquid Manure
Current and pending laws in agricultural regions of North America change the ways
in which the agricultural community needs to manage their liquid animal waste products.
As a manufacturer of agricultural equipment, we feel it necessary to make you aware
that the municipal, regional and state governing bodies in your area may have created
new laws or updated current laws for nutrient handling practices and procedures. The
changes in these laws typically target run-off prevention and soil nutrient loading.
Run off may result from several factors. Some (but not all) of the factors are:
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Incorrect application
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Difficult application areas containing steep hills or other features that may make run
off more likely to happen
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Changes in weather that would allow run off to happen (sudden storms just before or
just after applying, ground frost, etc.…)
Constant watch must be kept and immediate action taken when needed to prevent
run off from happening.
Soil nutrient loading depends on several variables. Some (but not all) of these
variables are:
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The type of crop(s) being grown
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The type of soil the crop(s) are growing in
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Nutritional value of what you are applying
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Nutritional needs of the crop(s) and soil they are growing in
Application timing, nutritional value of what you are applying, and the type of soil will
determine the intake rate at which liquid may be applied. Soil analysis taken at
appropriate times will help you create a correct application plan for your crop(s). In
addition; local colleges, universities, and agricultural extension services are a good
source of information. They may be able to help you create an application program that
will help prevent problems with your application.
CADMAN POWER EQUIPMENT LIMITED
is unable to provide up-to-date
recommendations for the laws you must follow in your area. It is your responsibility to
make yourself aware of and follow the law in your area. Please contact your local
agricultural representative to obtain the latest information for legal handling and
application of nutrient.
