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27 Animal Units Calculation Table A B C D E F G Animal Type Type of Operation Proposed Existing Animal Annual Additional Total Animal Number of Units per Confinement Number of Units Animals Head Period (Days) Animals Mature cows (lactating and dry) including associated livestock 2 - Mature cows (lactating and dry) Heifers (0 to 3 months) Dairy 1 Heifers (4 to 13 months) Heifers (> 13 months) Bulls Veal calves Beef cows including associated livestock Beef Backgrounder Summer pasture / replacement heifers Feeder cattle Sows - farrow to finish ( lbs) Sows - farrow to weanling (up to 11 lbs) Pigs Sows - farrow to nursery (51 lbs) Boars (artificial insemination units) Weanlings, Nursery (11-51 lbs) Growers / Finishers ( lbs) Broilers Roasters Chickens Layers Pullets Broiler breeder pullets Broiler breeder hens Broilers Turkeys Heavy Toms Heavy Hens Horses Mares Sheep Other Livestock Ewes Feeder lambs - 15, Type: - Type: - Total AUs Footnotes: 1 There are 2 methods for calculating animal units for dairy (Farm Practices Guidelines for Dairy Producers in Manitoba, 1995). You can enter the total number of mature cows in the milking herd under the "Mature cows (lactating and dry) including associated livestock" category and the animal units will be calculated by multiplying this number by 2. This calculation assumes 85 lactating, 15 dry, 12 heifers (0 to 3 months), 36 heifers (4 to 13 months) and 50 heifers (> 13 months) for an operation with 100 mature cows. "Associated livestock" includes all of the heifer calves and replacement heifers. Alternatively, you can enter animal numbers in the individual categories (mature cows, heifers (0 to 3 months), heifers (4 to 13 months) and heifers (> 13 months)) and they will be summed at the bottom of the table. Bulls and veal calves are always calculated separately. For all other livestock or operation types please inquire with your Manitoba Agriculture, Food and Rural Initiatives GO office to determine the animal units per head. 7/4/2015 9:47 PM

28 Livestock IG/day (Imperial gallons per day) Beef/Dairy/Bison Feeder/heifer/steer (600 lb.) Feeder (900 lb.) Feeder (1250 lb.) Cow/calf pair Dry cow Milking cow Bison Horses Horses Hogs Sow (Farrow/wean) Dry Sow/Boar Feeder Nursery (33 lb.) Chickens Broilers Roasters/Pullets Layers Breeders Turkeys Turkey Growers Turkey Heavies Sheep/Goats Sheep/Goats Ewes/Does 0 3 Lambs/Kids (90 lb.) TOTAL (IG/day) Other consumption values: Water Requirement Calculation Table Number IG/day per animal in winter IG/day per animal in summer For beef, dairy, bison and horse enterprises: Use summer numbers if appropriate for the operation. Otherwise base projections on winter values. Always use the greater of the two values. Enter this number on page 7 of Application Form. Unit Conversions Normal household consumption: IG/day per person or Total per day Total per year Unit ( l/day/person) IG litres Hydrant flow: 10 imperial GPM (45 l/min) cubic decametres (dam 3 ) Enter this number on page 7 of Application Form. Conversion Factor: 1 IGPM = l/m

29 Animal Type (A) Dairy (milking cows 4 and associated livestock) Beef Pigs Animal Type Chickens Turkeys Free Stall Tie Stall Animal Sub-type (B) References (C) Manure Type (D) Daily Manure Production Default Manure Production (ft 3 /animal/day) (E) Operation Manure Production 1 (ft 3 /animal/day) (F) Semi-Solid Solid Liquid Semi-Solid Solid Liquid Loose Housing Solid Milking Parlour Manure and Washwater Liquid 0.5 Beef cows including associated livestock Solid Backgrounder (200 day) pg 117, FPGs for Solid Summer pasture / replacement heifers Hogs 1998 Solid Feeder cattle Solid Sows - farrow to finish ( lbs) Liquid Sows - farrow to wean (up to 11 lbs) MAFRI website, Liquid Sows - farrow to nursery (51 lbs) FPGs for Pigs Liquid Weanlings, Nursery (11-51 lbs) 2007 Liquid Grower / Finisher ( lbs) Liquid Type of Operation Table 6, pg 59, FPGs for Dairy 1995 Yearly Manure Production Default Manure Production (ft 3 /year/bird space) Operation Manure Production 1 (ft 3 /year/bird space) Production Period 2 (Days) Total Manure Volume (ft 3 ) (FxGxH) Total Manure Volume for Semi-Solid and Liquid Manure (Imp Gal) Broilers floor Broiler breeder hens Broiler breeder pullets Roasters floor Layers cage 8 Table 3, pg 85, Layers floor 7 FPGs for Poultry Layers solid pack 9 - Pullets cage Pullets floor Pullets solid pack 9 - Broilers 6 Table 3, pg 85, Heavy toms 6 FPGs for Poultry Heavy hens (G) Production Period 2 (Days) Number of Animals 3 (Capacity) (H) Number of Birds 3 (Capacity) Total Manure Volume (ft 3 ) (F/365xGxH) Total Manure Volume for Semi-Solid and Liquid Manure (Imp Gal) Sizing of a manure storage facility in accordance with all requirements of the Livestock Manure and Mortalities Management Regulation (M.R. 42/98) is the responsibility of the operator. Instructions and footnotes: 1 ENTER the manure production estimate for your operation. If no estimate is available, use the default value provided in colum E. References for default daily and yearly manure production are provided in column C. 2 ENTER the number of days worth of manure that will be produced. For earthen manure storage facilities the minimum storage requirement is 400 days. For steel and concrete manure storage facilities the minimum storage requirement is ENTER the total number of animals or birds that the operation can hold (e.g. barn or feedlot capacity). 4 Milking cows includes all lactating and dry cows. 5 Default manure production estimates for semi-solid and liquid dairy manure include manure and washwater from the milking parlour. 6 2 inches of wood shavings or 4 inches of straw placed on floor. Manure and litter removed from barn at 25% moisture content, with a density of 20 lb/ft 3 7 One-third litter floor, two-thirds slatted floor. Manure and litter removed from barn at 40% moisture content, with a density of 25 lb/ft 3 8 Manure removed from barn at 90% moisture content with a density of 59 lb/ft 3 9 Poultry operations using litter (solid pack) must provide an estimate of yearly manure production

30 MANURE APPLICATION FIELD CHARACTERISTICS TABLE Field A B C D E F G H I J K Soil Soil Net Acreage Agriculture Nitrate Phosphorus Legal Rural (lb) (ppm Olsen P) Description Municipality O/L/A Total Setbacks, including Development for Manure Capability Class Acreage features Plan Designation Application and Subclass 0-24 inches 0-6 inches Zoning 1 NE E Stuartburn O 161 Prop. lines, Water, cl 6, O 18 4M5M LD (Limited Dev. Zone) ZBL 098/ E½-NW E Stuartburn O 78.5 Prop lines, cl 6 soil 57 4M5M 5 25 A1 ZBL 098/ SE E Stuartburn O Prop lines, cl 6 O soils 103 4M 6 16 LD ZBL 098/ SW E Stuartburn O 153 Prop lines, future feedlot 98 4M 7 14 A1 ZBL 098/ N½-SE35-3-8E Stuartburn A 80 Prop. lines, cl M 5 4 A1 ZBL 098/ NW26-3-8E Stuartburn A 160 Prop. lines, cl 6 soil 69 4M 20 5 A1 / LD ZBL 098/ SW26-3-8E Stuartburn A 160 Prop. lines, water, cl 6 3 3MI 2 7 LD ZBL 098/ SW35-3-8E Stuartburn A 160 Prop lines, cl M 2 5 A1 ZBL 098/ W½-NW28-3-8E Stuartburn A 80.5 Prop lines, cl 6 soil 32 4M A1 ZBL 098/ W16-3-8E Stuartburn A 320 Prop lines, surf water, cabin 314 2MP 2 8 A1 ZBL 098/ NE21-3-8E Stuartburn L 160 Prop lines, surf water, bush 85 4M3MI 2 13 LD ZBL 098/ SE21-3-8E Stuartburn L 80 Prop lines, bush 32 4M3MI 2 19 LD ZBL 098/ SE29-3-8E Stuartburn A 80 Prop lines, surf. Water 79 4M5W 2 13 A1 ZBL 098/ NW21-3-8E Stuartburn L 160 Prop lines, surf water, cl M A1 ZBL 098/ SE32-3-8E Stuartburn A 80 Prop lines, surf water, cl M A1 ZBL 098/ Total Net Acreage for Manure Application: 1166 A. Enter the legal description for each parcel of land that will receive manure: Sec, Twp, Rge or River Lot (including parish). B. Identify the Rural Municipality in which the parcel is located. C. Indicate how the land has been secured for manure application: O Own / L Lease / A Agreement D. Enter the total acreage for the parcel. E. Enter setbacks from surface water or groundwater features that reduce the land available for manure application; include identification of type of feature (e.g. 8m, Order 3 F. Enter the net long-term acreage available for manure application for the parcel after taking into account setbacks and excluding Class 6, 7 and unimproved organic soils. G. Enter the agriculture capability class and subclass ratings for the acreage available for manure application. H. Provide soil test results for nitrate-n in lb/ac at the 0-24 inch depth. Soil test results must be no more than 12 months old and must be completed by an accredited soil-testing I. Provide soil test results for phosphorus ppm Olsen P at 0-6 inch depth. Soil test results must be no more than 12 months old and must be completed by an accredited soil- J. Please indicate the Development Plan and its by-law number in addition to the map designation for each field K. Please indicate the Zoning By-law and its by-law number in addition to the zoning for each field

31 CROP ROTATION TABLE A B C D E Expected Crops in the Rotation Acreage Historical Yield Units Source of Yield Information Grass Hay t/ac MMP Variety Yield Data ( ) Corn Grain bu/ac MMP Variety Yield Data ( ) Corn Silage t/ac MMP Variety Yield Data ( ) Soybeans bu/ac MMP Variety Yield Data ( Alfalfa t/ac MMP Variety Yield Data ( Total Net Acreage for Manure Application 1166 acres A. List all of the crop(s) to be grown in the rotation on the acreage that will receive manure. B. Indicate the average acreage for each crop over the rotation. For example, if there are 720 suitable acres available for manure and approximately 40 these acres will be used to grow canola, enter 288. The total of column B should add up to Total Net Acreage for Manure Application provided in the Manure Application Field Characteristic Table. C. Enter the historical yield average for each crop. Long-term yield averages can be determined using MASC data ( or on-farm yield records. If on-farm yield records are used, please provide copies. D. Enter the units for the yields provided (e.g. bu, tons). E. Enter the source of the historical yield average provided.

32 AgriInsurancence Information Tables For Risk Area R.S. WHEAT $ Soil Probable Yldstonne bu/lbs ----Coverage % 70% 80% ----Coverage---- Imperial Units are Approximate. Date: March, 2015 Page Coverage /bu C PED RSW SD $ D E F G H I J /bu C H.W. WHEAT $ D E F G H I J /bu C PED HW WHT $ D E F G H I J /bu C DUR WHEAT $ D E F G H I J /bu C D E F G H I J ECVR0002

33 AgriInsurancence Information Tables For Risk Area PED DU WHT $ Soil Probable Yldstonne bu/lbs ----Coverage % 70% 80% ----Coverage---- Imperial Units are Approximate. Date: March, 2015 Page Coverage /bu C P.S. WHEAT $ D E F G H I J /bu C PED PS WHT $ D E F G H I J /bu C FEED WHEAT $ D E F G H I J /bu C E.S. WHEAT $ D E F G H I J /bu C D E F G H I J ECVR0002

34 AgriInsurancence Information Tables For Risk Area PED ES WHT $ Soil Probable Yldstonne bu/lbs ----Coverage % 70% 80% ----Coverage---- Imperial Units are Approximate. Date: March, 2015 Page Coverage /bu C WINTER WHT $ D E F G H I J /bu C PED WI WHT $ D E F G H I J /bu C FALL RYE $ D E F G H I J /bu C TRITICALE $ D E F G H I J /bu C D E F G H I J ECVR0002

35 AgriInsurancence Information Tables For Risk Area BARLEY $ Soil Probable Yldstonne bu/lbs ----Coverage % 70% 80% ----Coverage---- Imperial Units are Approximate. Date: March, 2015 Page Coverage /bu C PED BLY SD $ D E F G H I J /bu C OATS $ D E F G H I J /bu C PED OATS $ D E F G H I J /bu C MXD GRAIN $ D E F G H I J /bu C D E F G H I J ECVR0002

36 AgriInsurancence Information Tables For Risk Area FLAX $ Soil Probable Yldstonne bu/lbs ----Coverage % 70% 80% ----Coverage---- Imperial Units are Approximate. Date: March, 2015 Page Coverage /bu C PED FLAX $ D E F G H I J /bu C ARG CANOLA $ D E F G H I J /bu C PED ARG CN $ D E F G H I J /bu C POL CANOLA $ D E F G H I J /bu C D E F G H I J ECVR0002

37 AgriInsurancence Information Tables For Risk Area PED POL CN $ Soil Probable Yldstonne bu/lbs ----Coverage % 70% 80% ----Coverage---- Imperial Units are Approximate. Date: March, 2015 Page Coverage /bu C RAPESEED $ D E F G H I J /bu C PED RAPESD $ D E F G H I J /bu C MUSTARD $ D E F G H I J /lbs C OIL SUNF. $ D E F G H I J /lbs C D E F G H I J ECVR0002

38 AgriInsurancence Information Tables For Risk Area OIL SUNF. $ Soil Probable Yldstonne bu/lbs ----Coverage % 70% 80% ----Coverage---- Imperial Units are Approximate. Date: March, 2015 Page Coverage /lbs C AREA ITA D N-OIL SUNF $ E F G H I J /lbs C N-OIL SUNF $ D E F G H I J /lbs C AREA ITA D BUCKWHEAT $ E F G H I J /bu C CANARY SD $ D E F G H I J /lbs C D E F G H I J ECVR0002

39 AgriInsurancence Information Tables For Risk Area FIELD PEAS $ Soil Probable Yldstonne bu/lbs ----Coverage % 70% 80% ----Coverage---- Imperial Units are Approximate. Date: March, 2015 Page Coverage /bu C PED FD PEA $ D E F G H I J /bu C LENTILS $ D E F G H I J /lbs C AREA ITA D WHITE BNS $ E F G H I J /lbs C AREA 2 D WHITE BNS $ E F G H I J /lbs C AREA 3 D E F G H I J ECVR0002

40 AgriInsurancence Information Tables For Risk Area WHITE BNS $ Soil Probable Yldstonne bu/lbs ----Coverage % 70% 80% ----Coverage---- Imperial Units are Approximate. Date: March, 2015 Page Coverage /lbs C AREA ITA D KIDNEY BNS $ E F G H I J /lbs C AREA 2 D KIDNEY BNS $ E F G H I J /lbs C AREA 3 D KIDNEY BNS $ E F G H I J /lbs C AREA ITA D CRAN BEANS $ E F G H I J /lbs C AREA 2 D E F G H I J ECVR0002

41 AgriInsurancence Information Tables For Risk Area CRAN BEANS $ Soil Probable Yldstonne bu/lbs ----Coverage % 70% 80% ----Coverage---- Imperial Units are Approximate. Date: March, 2015 Page Coverage /lbs C AREA 3 D CRAN BEANS $ E F G H I J /lbs C AREA ITA D PINTO BEAN $ E F G H I J /lbs C AREA 2 D PINTO BEAN $ E F G H I J /lbs C AREA 3 D PINTO BEAN $ E F G H I J /lbs C AREA ITA D E F G H I J ECVR0002

42 AgriInsurancence Information Tables For Risk Area BLCK BEANS $ Soil Probable Yldstonne bu/lbs ----Coverage % 70% 80% ----Coverage---- Imperial Units are Approximate. Date: March, 2015 Page Coverage /lbs C AREA 2 D BLCK BEANS $ E F G H I J /lbs C AREA 3 D BLCK BEANS $ E F G H I J /lbs C AREA ITA D SML RED BN $ E F G H I J /lbs C AREA 2 D SML RED BN $ E F G H I J /lbs C AREA 3 D E F G H I J ECVR0002

43 AgriInsurancence Information Tables For Risk Area SML RED BN $ Soil Probable Yldstonne bu/lbs ----Coverage % 70% 80% ----Coverage---- Imperial Units are Approximate. Date: March, 2015 Page Coverage /lbs C AREA ITA D OTHER BEAN $ E F G H I J /lbs C AREA 2 D OTHER BEAN $ E F G H I J /lbs C AREA 3 D OTHER BEAN $ E F G H I J /lbs C AREA ITA D GREENFEED $80.00 E F G H I J /ton C D E F G H I J ECVR0002

44 AgriInsurancence Information Tables For Risk Area OP SIL CRN $ Soil Probable Yldstonne bu/lbs ----Coverage % 70% 80% ----Coverage Coverage /ton C SIL CORN $36.00 D E F G H I J /ton C D E F G H I J Imperial Units are Approximate. Date: March, 2015 Page 13 ECVR0002

45 AgriInsurancence Information Tables For 2015 Risk Area 14 BASE ----Coverage % 70% 80% BASE ----Coverage---- BASE ----Coverage---- GRAIN CORN AREA $ /bu GRAIN CORN AREA $ /bu GRAIN CORN AREA ITA $ /bu OPEN CORN $ /bu OPEN CORN AREA ITA $ /bu PROSO MLLT $ /lbs PED TIMTHY $ /lbs PED ALFALF $ /lbs COM ALFALF $ /lbs ANN RYEGRS $ /lbs PER RYEGRS $ /lbs TL FESC SD $ /lbs Imperial Units are Approximate. Date: March, 2015 Page 14 ECVR0001

46 AgriInsurancence Information Tables For 2015 Risk Area 14 BASE ----Coverage % 70% 80% BASE ----Coverage---- BASE ----Coverage---- HEMP GRAIN $ /lbs FABABEANS $ /lbs SOYBEANS AREA $ /bu SOYBEANS AREA $ /bu SOYBEANS AREA ITA $ /bu PED SOYBNS AREA $ /bu PED SOYBNS AREA $ /bu PED SOYBNS AREA ITA $ /bu POTATO DRY $ /cwt POTATO IRR $ /cwt POTATO TBL $ /cwt RUTABAGAS $ /ton Imperial Units are Approximate. Date: March, 2015 Page 15 ECVR0001

47 AgriInsurancence Information Tables For 2015 Risk Area 14 BASE ----Coverage % 70% 80% BASE ----Coverage---- BASE ----Coverage---- ONIONS $ /ton PARSNIPS $ /ton CARROTS $ /ton ORG RS WHT $ /bu ORG HW WHT $ /bu ORG DU WHT $ /bu ORG PS WHT $ /bu ORG FD WHT $ /bu ORG ES WHT $ /bu ORG WI WHT $ /bu ORG OATS $ /bu ORG FLAX $ /bu Imperial Units are Approximate. Date: March, 2015 Page 16 ECVR0001

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49 Sheep/Operation Type Storage Type Volatilization Animal Numbers Weight In Weight Out Ave Weight Days on Feed Cycles per Year N Excreted per Flock adjusted for Loss P2O5 Excreted Per Flock lb lb lb lb/flock/yr lb/flock/yr Ewes Field Storage 40% Replacement Ewes Field Storage 40% Rams Field Storage 40% Lambs Field Storage 40% Ewes, plus assoc livestock Field Storage 40% 0 na na na na na 0 0 Feeder Compost 40%

50 Removal Uptake Removal Uptake Crop P2O5 N N Units Yield Units Acreage P2O5 N N (lb) (lb) (lb) Alfalfa lb/ton ton/ac Barley Grain lb/bu bu/ac Barley Silage lb/ton ton/ac Canola lb/bu bu/ac Corn Grain lb/bu 87.6 bu/ac Corn Silage lb/ton 3.11 tons/ac Dry Edible Beans lb/cwt cwt/ac Fababeans lb/cwt cwt/ac Flax lb/bu bu/ac Grass Hay lb/ton tons/ac Lentils lb/cwt cwt/ac Oats lb/bu bu/ac Pasture (grazed) lb/ton 0.5 ton/ac Peas lb/bu bu/ac Potatoes lb/cwt cwt/ac Rye lb/bu bu/ac Soybeans lb/bu 28 bu/ac Sunflower lb/cwt cwt/ac Wheat - Spring lb/bu bu/ac Wheat - Winter lb/bu bu/ac Sub Total Estimated Average Removal/Uptake (lb/ac) Additional Acres Crop Planned on Additional Acres Total Suitable Acres Available for Manure 1166 Note: Additional acres include acres that are suitable and available for manure application but are seeded to crops that are not included in the table. Include the crop to be grown in the row below. Last revised August 20, 2014

51 Species Animal Category/Operation type N P2O5 (lb/year) (lb/year) Pigs Gestating Sow 0 0 Nursing Sow 0 0 Gilts 0 0 Boars 0 0 Sows, farrow to 5 kg 0 0 Sows, farrow to 23 kg 0 0 Sows, farrow to finish 0 0 Weanlings 0 0 Growers/finishers 0 0 Beef Mature Cows (>2 years old) 0 0 Bred Heifer (14 mo - 2 years) 0 0 Replacement Heifers (7 mo-14 mo) 0 0 Unweaned Calves (0-7 mo) 0 0 Bulls 0 0 Mature Cows and Bred Heifers, plus associated livestock 0 0 Feedlot Cattle - long keep 0 0 Feedlot Cattle - short keep 0 0 Backgrounders - pasture 0 0 Backgrounders - confined 0 0 Dairy Lactating cow 0 0 Dry cow 0 0 Calf, 0-3 months 0 0 Calf, 4-13 months 0 0 Replacements, >13 months 0 0 Mature Cows, plus assoc livestock 0 0 Sheep Ewes 0 0 Replacement Ewes 0 0 Rams 0 0 Lambs 0 0 Ewes, plus assoc livestock 0 0 Feeder Chickens Broilers 0 0 Broiler Breeder Pullets 0 0 Broiler Breeder Hens 0 0 Layers Layer Pullets 0 0 Layer Hens 0 0 Breeder Pullets 0 0 Breeder Hens 0 0 Turkeys Broiler Hens (0-9 wks) 0 0 Hens (0-11 wks) 0 0 Heavy Hens (0-14 wks) 0 0 Light Toms (0-12 wks) 0 0 Toms (0-13 wks) 0 0 Heavy Toms (0-15 wks) 0 0 Breeding Hen Growers (0-30 wks) 0 0 Breeding Hens (30-60 wks) 0 0 Breeding Tom Grower (0-18 wks) 0 0 Breeding Tom Grower (0-30 wks) 0 0 Breeding Tom (30-60 wks) 0 0 Total Note: Be sure all livestock species on your farm are represented in this table. Not just the proposed expansion.

52 Nutrients Excreted lbs Nitrogen P2O Crop Nutrient Use lb/ac Nitrogen Uptake P2O5 Removal 28.2 Land Base Requirements acres Acres Available 1166 Acres for Nitrogen Uptake 1016 Acres for 2 x P2O5 Removal 1132 Acres for 1 x P2O5 Removal 2264

53 N CANADA SHEEP & LAMB N/A SITE PLAN R. FLORES/P.FERRER SOUTH-MAN ENGINEERING UNIT DUGALD ROAD WINNIPEG, MANITOBA PH (204) FAX (204) JUNE 2015 N.T.S. S-P1 R2J 0H3

54 N LO LO LO A A A A O LO O A A R C C L C C C C L A C A C CANADA SHEEP & LAMB N/A LAND USE & SPREAD FIELD MAP P.FERRER SOUTH-MAN ENGINEERING UNIT DUGALD ROAD WINNIPEG, MANITOBA PH (204) FAX (204) JUNE 2015 N.T.S. SP-2 R2J 0H3

55 N CANADA SHEEP & LAMB N/A TRUCK HAUL ROUTE P.FERRER SOUTH-MAN ENGINEERING UNIT DUGALD ROAD WINNIPEG, MANITOBA PH (204) FAX (204) JUNE 2015 N.T.S. SP-3 R2J 0H3

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