If you get one of DNR's letters, don't ignore it. DNR is willing to be flexible with farmers who are cooperative and are making progress toward solving their pollution problems. Refusal to cooperate can result in fines, expensive attorney's fees, and loss of federal cost-share funds for correcting pollution problems. Remember that managing waste is a cost of doing business. Check with your regional Extension agricultural engineering specialist if you're not sure where you stand on compliance with the regulations.
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