Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations
Final Report of Bayfield County Large‐Scale Livestock Study Committee (PDF – 71 pages, 1.44 MB)
As part of its work, the Study Committee heard from experts on a range of topics. Presentations from the experts are available below.
- State and Local Regulations of Livestock Operations(PDF, 105 pages, 12.6 MB)
- Clean Water Act, Impaired Waters, Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs)PDF, 32 pages, 1.09 MB
 and CAFO Permitting
- NRCS 313 Manure Storage StandardPDF, 160 pages, 38.09 MB
- When It Hits The Fan…Pathogens from Human and Swine Sources– PDF, 45 pages, 3.47 MB
 in the Environment
- Surface Water Quality in Bayfield CountyPDF, 43 pages, 3.54 MB
- Groundwater in Bayfield CountyPDF, 47 pages, 9.11 MB
- Surface Water Quality in the Chequamegon Bay RegionPDF, 28 pages, 2.2 MB
- Groundwater & Drinking Water Education Program OverviewPDF, 12 pages, 2.18 MB
- Antimicrobial and Drug Use in SwinePDF, 33 pages, 1.1 MB
- Antibiotic Usage and Resistance on Dairy FarmsPDF, 4 pages, 884 KB
- From Waste to Worth: Anaerobic DigestionPDF, 37 pages, 4.03 MB
- Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations and Human Health in WisconsinPDF, 24 pages, 826 KB
- Groundwater Quality OverviewPDF, 35 pages, 2.4 MB
- Groundwater and Wells in Agricultural Regions of Bayfield CountyPDF, 15 pages, 3.58 MB
Bayfield County Planning and Zoning Ordinances relating to Large-Scale Concentrated Animal
Feeding Operations – Title 5, Chapter 6 (PDF, 19 pages)
For additional information or clarification on this ordinance, please contact the Bayfield County Zoning and Planning Office – 716-373-6138
Jason Fischbach
Emerging Crops Specialist
University of Wisconsin-Extension
jason.fischbach@wisc.edu
715-373-3291
711 for Wisconsin Relay (TDD)
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