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1 DEP Manure Management Manual COMPLETING A MANURE MANAGEMENT PLAN PART 3
2 Manure Management Plan Summary (p.6) This section of the plan must list manure application rates by crop group Summarized on the Manure Management Plan Summary
3 Determining Planned Application Rates Before determining Planned Application Rates information for 4 other columns must first be identified Crop groups and yields Manure groups Application seasons Incorporation Timing Different combinations of these factors will create multiple crop group scenarios
4 Determining Crop Groups & Yields List the crops grown on the farm that might receive manure Consider crop rotation Same crop but different crop groups Harvested differently Corn Silage Corn Grain Following legume crops in the rotation Corn Silage After Alfalfa Corn Silage After Soybeans Corn Silage After Corn List the expected optimum yield for each crop group
5 Manure Management Plan Exercise COMPLETE CROP GROUP & YIELD COLUMN
6 Manure Management Plan Summary (p.6) Crop Group and Yield (a) Manure Group (b) Application Season (c ) Planned Application Rate from C, NBS, PI * (d) Incorporation Timing (e) Commercial Fertilizer Application Rate (f) Fields where this crop group can be used (g) Corn Silage (23 T/A) Corn Silage After Alfalfa (23 T/A) Grass Hay (4 T/A) Note: No manure is applied to alfalfa on this farm so it is not listed.
7 Determining Manure Groups To determine manure groups on the operation first identify the different storage locations on the farm Where do you physically get the manure to load in the spreader? Examples Storage tank Box stalls Stacking pad Broiler house Second, note manure type Liquid or solid Third, note the animal type Dairy, swine, poultry, etc. Some manure groups may come from multiple species Example: beef cows and horses Finally, give the manure groups names that mean something to you
8 Manure Management Plan Exercise COMPLETE MANURE GROUP COLUMN
9 Manure Management Plan Summary (p.6) Crop Group and Yield (a) Manure Group (b) Application Season (c ) Planned Application Rate from C, NBS, PI * (d) Incorporation Timing (e) Commercial Fertilizer Application Rate (f) Fields where this crop group can be used (g) Corn Silage (23 T/A) Liquid Dairy Corn Silage After Alfalfa (23 T/A) Liquid Dairy Grass Hay (4 T/A) Liquid Dairy Corn Silage (23 T/A) Solid Dairy
10 Determining Application Seasons Important aspect of manure application management Determines how much nitrogen will be available to the crop Two parts to this determination When is the manure in a storage location land applied? One manure group may have different application seasons Dairy liquid Spring Dairy liquid Fall Which crops will a manure group be applied to? Example: liquid manure on grass hay but not solid manure Typical application seasons Spring (or summer) Fall (early) Winter (or late fall)
11 Manure Management Plan Exercise COMPLETE APPLICATION SEASON COLUMN
12 Manure Management Plan Summary (p.6) Crop Group and Yield (a) Manure Group (b) Application Season (c ) Planned Application Rate from C, NBS, PI * (d) Incorporation Timing (e) Commercial Fertilizer Application Rate (f) Fields where this crop group can be used (g) Corn Silage (23 T/A) Liquid Dairy Spring Corn Silage After Alfalfa (23 T/A) Liquid Dairy Spring Grass Hay (4 T/A) Liquid Dairy Summer Corn Silage (23 T/A) Solid Dairy Spring Corn Silage (23 T/A) Liquid Dairy Fall Corn Silage (23 T/A) Solid Dairy Fall Corn Silage (23 T/A) Solid Dairy Winter
13 Determining Incorporation Timing Second important aspect of manure application management Determines how much nitrogen will be available to the crop Manure Application Rate Tables (Appendix 1) Spring incorporation within 1 day Spring incorporation with 1 week Spring no incorporation Fall Winter with cover crop Winter no cover crop Other methods of determining application rates will use the Nutrient Balance Worksheet incorporation options
14 Manure Management Plan Exercise COMPLETE INCORPORATION TIMING COLUMN
15 Manure Management Plan Summary (p.6) Crop Group and Yield (a) Manure Group (b) Application Season (c ) Planned Application Rate from C, NBS, PI * (d) Incorporation Timing (e) Commercial Fertilizer Application Rate (f) Fields where this crop group can be used (g) Corn Silage (23 T/A) Liquid Dairy Spring Corn Silage After Alfalfa (23 T/A) No lncorporation Liquid Dairy Spring Inc. < 1 Week Grass Hay (4 T/A) Liquid Dairy Summer Corn Silage (23 T/A) Solid Dairy Spring No lncorporation No lncorporation Manure Application Method Spring Fall Winter Incorporation within 1 day Incorporation within 1 week No Incorporation No Incorporation With cover crop No cover crop Corn Silage (23 T/A) Liquid Dairy Fall Corn Silage (23 T/A) Solid Dairy Fall No lncorporation No lncorporation Corn Silage (23 T/A) Solid Dairy Winter Cover Crop Corn Silage (23 T/A) Liquid Dairy Spring Inc. < 1 Week
16 Determining Planned Application Rates A manure application rate must be planned for each crop group scenario A field by field allocation is not required Rates will be based on nitrogen or phosphorus Different rates depending on the scenarios developed here: Crop group Legumes in the rotation Yield differences Manure group Manure group application season Manure incorporation timing Nitrogen or phosphorus basis A good starting point is to use your current manure application rates If these rates are known pencil them in the column
17 Manure Spreader Calibration Must know actual manure application rates Planned application rates are worthless without application equipment calibration Calibration of equipment is the only way to know actual manure application rates Calibration ensures that application rates are realistic, practical, and attainable Practical benefits of verifying actual application rates Avoid over application of nutrients Inefficient use of nutrients Not available for other fields False need for supplemental fertilizer Avoid under application of nutrients Decrease yield potential Ideally should be done before planning Use current rates as basis for the plan Later may require modification of the plan
18 Manure Spreader Calibration Factsheet Agronomy Facts 68: Manure Spreader Calibration cas.psu.edu/pdf/facts6 8.pdf
19 Manure Management Plan Exercise COMPLETE LISTING OF TYPICAL APPLICATION RATES (IF KNOWN)
20 Manure Management Plan Summary (p.6) Crop Group and Yield (a) Manure Group (b) Application Season (c ) Planned Application Rate from C, NBS, PI * (d) Incorporation Timing (e) Commercial Fertilizer Application Rate (f) Fields where this crop group can be used (g) Corn Silage (23 T/A) Liquid Dairy Spring Corn Silage After Alfalfa (23 T/A) Liquid Dairy Spring Grass Hay (4 T/A) Liquid Dairy Summer 9000 gal/a No lncorporation 9000 gal/a Inc. < 1 Week 4000 gal/a No lncorporation Corn Silage (23 T/A) Solid Dairy Spring Corn Silage (23 T/A) Liquid Dairy Fall Corn Silage (23 T/A) Solid Dairy Fall Corn Silage (23 T/A) Solid Dairy Winter 25 ton/a 9000 gal/a 25 ton/a 25 ton/a No lncorporation No lncorporation No lncorporation Cover Crop Corn Silage (23 T/A) Liquid Dairy Spring 9000 gal/a Inc. < 1 Week
21 Determining Planned Application Rates Three approaches may be used to determine manure application rates MMM Appendix 1 Manure Application Rate Tables ( C ) Nutrient Balance Worksheets ( NBS ) Nutrient Balance Worksheets incorporating the PA Phosphorus Index ( PI ) Developed by authorized (trained) specialist
22 MMM Tables P Removal Balance Sheet P Removal MMM Tables N Based Balance Sheet N Based Balance Sheet P Index Act 38 NMP Time & Cost Simple-Easy-Inexpensive Complex-Difficult-Expensive Management Flexibility Very Restrictive Maximum Flexibility Written By Specialist Soil Tests No No No No No No Soil Test > 200 ppm P Options Yes (< 200 ppm P) Yes (< 200 ppm P) Yes (Authorized) Yes Yes (Certified) Yes Manure Analysis No No No No No Yes Specific Crop Information No (based on averages) Yes No (based on averages) Yes Yes Yes (plus manure specific) Application Rates Lower Lower Higher (less fields?) Higher (less fields?) All Fields (N or P) All Fields (N or P)
23 MMM Manure Application Rate Tables Nutrient Balance Sheets
24 Soil Test Reports Nitrogen based manure rate options require soil tests Must be current within last 3 years N based rates can only be used on fields with P levels < 200 ppm
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