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    Acceptable Practices for Managing Livestock Along Lakes, Streams and Wetlands

    (December, 2008)
    Summary

    Michigan’s streams, lakes and wetlands are critically important resources. Although you have a right to use water resources within your pasture lands for livestock, you also have a responsibility to protect the quality of that water. Mismanaged pastures along waterways negatively affect your community and its water resources. Manure runoff and bank erosion may cause fish kills, beach closures, increased public health concerns, increased drain maintenance and other negative impacts.

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    Organization
    Michigan State University Extension
    Publisher
    Michigan State University
    Published
    December, 2008
    Material Type
    Written Material
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