Table 1: Nutrient Unit Livestock Information. Summary of Revisions to Table 1 of the Nutrient Management Tables
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1 New Changes to Table 1 and Updated Table of the Nutrient Management Tables for Ontario Regulation 67/03 made under the Nutrient Management Act, 00 Table 1: Nutrient Unit Livestock Information Summary of Revisions to Table 1 of the Nutrient Management Tables 1
2 Type Sub Type Sub- Sub Type Average Weight Utilization (kg) (%) Liquid Amount (m 3 /1000 kg/day) Liquid DM* (%) Solid Amount (m 3 /1000 kg/day) Solid DM* (%) Nutrient Units (animal /NU) Livestock Housing Capacity (m /animal) Chickens Laying Hens New Sub- Sub Type: Floor Run Dairy Dairy Milking Age Cows Large Frame Milking Age Cows Small Frame (Jersey Size) All Sub- Sub Types Pack Scrape Old: 635 New: 658 Old: 0.85 New: 1 Mink Breeding Females (including rep/market animals/males) N/A Old:1.81 New:1.5 Old:No Value New: Old: No Value New:.1 Old: New:0.536 Old: 36 New:35 Old: 90 New: 60 Turkeys Breeder Toms N/A Old:No Value New: 45 Turkeys Turkey Breeder Layers N/A Old: No Value New: 67 Swine Feeders Full Slats Swine Feeders Full Slats Wet/dry Feeder Swine Feeders Partial Slats Swine Feeders Partial Slats Wet/Dry feeder Swine Feeders Solid scrape Old: 5. kg New:61.4 kg Old: 5. kg New: 61.4 kg Old: 5. kg New: 61.4 kg Old: 5. kg New: 61.4 kg Old: 5. kg New: 61.4 kg Old: 6.0 New:5.5 Old: 6.0 New:5.5 Old:6.0 New:5.5 Old: 6.0 New:5.5 Old: 6.0 New:5.5 Old: New: Old:0.836 New:0.957 Old:0.99 New:1.064 Old:0.99 New:1.064 Old:1.11 New:1.78
3 Swine Feeders Solid Scrape Wet/dry feeder Old: 5. kg New: 61.4 kg Old: 6.0 New:5.5 Old:1.11 New:1.78 Swine Feeders Deep bedded Old: 5. kg New: 61.4 kg Old:6.0 New:5.5 Old:1.30 New:1.490 Swine Swine Weaners Weaners Non- SEW Non-SEW Wet/dry feeder Old: 15.9 kg New: 13.3 kg Old: 15.9 kg New: 13.3 kg 3
4 Table - Manure Databank Manure Databank Taken From NMAN3 Program January 015 Available Nutrients and Value for Manure from Various Livestock Types The nutrients from manure have a nutrient and economic value. The tables that follow give an indication of the available nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium from various livestock types. The information is based on the most Old databank of nutrients and makes a few assumptions. All information in the tables is presented in an as-is basis, in other words, the nutrients as applied at the listed dry matter content. The useable nitrogen is the amount of nitrogen available in the year of application, assuming the manure is spring applied and incorporated within 4 hr. A simplified, quick-estimate method for calculating nitrogen available for fall applications would be: Multiply half the % total nitrogen by 10 to calculate kg/1,000 L (same as kg/m 3 ) or kg/tonne. The actual value will vary (especially for liquid manure) with late summer application (lower availability) versus late fall application (higher availability). The amount of phosphorus and potash does not vary with season of application. In the year of application, 40% of the phosphorus in manure is available; another 40% is available in subsequent years. The actual immediate nutrient value for crop production will be less than what is reflected in the tables if the nutrients being applied are not required for the production of the crop. An example of this would be the nitrogen from manure applied to a legume crop, or the phosphorus and/or potassium applied to a field with a soil test higher than 60 mg/l (ppm) or 50 mg/l (ppm) for P and K, respectively. Some nitrogen is available in subsequent years; the amount is higher for solid manure than for liquid manure. The value of that nitrogen for the 3 years is reflected in the column that reads Year 4 value, which also reflects the remaining half of the total available phosphorus value. The values in these tables were compiled by OMAFRA, with aggregate sample data provided by A&L Labs, SRG (Agri-Food Labs), Stratford Agri-Analysis and the University of Guelph Analytical Lab, and summarize the information found in the NMAN3 software. The manure value is based on the purchase price of an equivalent amount of mineral fertilizer (October 013). The micronutrient and the organic matter values are not reflected in these tables. 4
5 Table A1. Liquid Manure Available Nutrients and Value for Manure from Various Livestock Types Metric Animal Type DM Range Available Nutrients (in year of application) Aver Usable DM N 1 P 0 5 K 0 Hog average Year 1 value Value Yr 4 value Total N Total Nutrient Content (as-is basis) NH 4-N P K % kg/m 3 $/ m 3 % ppm % % % # Samples 0.39, ,0 10% 18% % 10% % 6% % 4% % % finisher weaners Sow (SEW) dry sows Farrow to Finish Sow to weaner Dairy average % 18% % 10% % 8% % 6% % % Beef average % 18% % 10% % 6% % % , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
6 Poultry average % 18% % 10% % 6% pullets layers Mink average Runoff Milk-fed veal Biosolids aerobic anaerobic , , , , , , Useable N = amount of nitrogen available in the year of application assuming spring application incorporated within 4 hr. A simplified useable N for fall-applied manure = [(% total N x 0.5) x 100] for liquid manure. Value of manure is based on purchase price of an equivalent amount of mineral fertilizer (Oct 013). (N P 0 5 K 0 = $/kg). The actual immediate value for crop production will be less if all the nutrients applied are not required for growing the crop. The micronutrient and organic matter values are not reflected in these tables. Table A. Liquid Manure Available Nutrients and Value for Manure from Various Livestock Types Imperial Animal Type DM Range Available Nutrients (in year of application) Aver Usable DM N 1 P 0 5 K 0 Hog average Year 1 value Value Yr 4 value Total N Total Nutrient Content (as-is basis) NH 4-N P K % lbs/1000 gallons $/1000 gallons % ppm % % % # Samples 0.39, ,0 10% 18% % 10% % 6% % 4% % % finisher weaners Sow (SEW) dry sows Farrow to Finish , , , , , , , , , ,
7 Sow to weaner Dairy average % 18% % 10% % 8% % 6% % % Beef average % 18% % 10% % 6% % % Poultry average % 18% % 10% % 6% pullets layers Mink average Runoff Milk-fed veal Biosolids aerobic anaerobic , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Useable N = amount of nitrogen available in the year of application assuming spring application incorporated within 4 hr. A simplified useable N for fall-applied manure = [(% total N x 0.5) x 100] for liquid manure. Value of manure is based on purchase price of an equivalent amount of mineral fertilizer (Oct 013). (N P 0 5 K 0 = $/lb). The actual immediate value for crop production will be less if all the nutrients applied are not required for growing the crop. The micronutrient and organic matter values are not reflected in these tables. Table B1. Solid Manure Available Nutrients and Value for Manure from Various Livestock Types Metric Available Nutrients Total Nutrient Content Animal Type DM Range Value (in year of application) (as-is basis) Aver Usable Year 1 Year 4 Total DM N 1 P 0 5 K 0 value NH value N 4-N P K % kg/tonne $/Tonne % ppm % % % # Samples 7
8 Hog average %-30% %-100% Dairy average % % 30% Beef average %-60% %-40% % 30% Sheep average Dairy goats average , , , , , , , , , , , Composted cattle Compost: all types Grain-fed veal average Horses average >50% <50% Poultry average % % 80% %-70% % 60% %-50% %-40% % 30% layers pullets broilers broiler breeder growers broiler breeder layers , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
9 Turkeys average heavy toms heavy hens >8kg poults breeders broilers Biosolids dewatered , , , , , , , Useable N = amount of nitrogen available in the year of application assuming spring application incorporated within 4 hr. A simplified useable N for fall-applied manure = [(% total N x 0.5) x 10] for solid manure (metric). Value of manure is based on purchase price of an equivalent amount of mineral fertilizer (Oct 013). (N P 0 5 K 0 = $/kg). The actual immediate value for crop production will be less if all the nutrients applied are not required for growing the crop. The micronutrient and organic matter values are not reflected in these tables. Table B. Solid Manure Available Nutrients and Value for Manure from Various Livestock Types Imperial Available Nutrients Total Nutrient Content Animal Type DM Range Value (in year of application) (as-is basis) Aver Usable Year 1 Year 4 Total DM N 1 P 0 5 K 0 value NH value N 4-N P K Hog average % lb/ton $/ton % ppm % % % # Samples 0.93, %-30% %-100% Dairy average % % 30% Beef average %-60% %-40% % 30% Sheep average Dairy goats average , , , , , , , , , , Composted cattle Compost: all types Grain-fed veal average Horses average >50% ,
10 <50% Poultry average % % 80% %-70% % 60% %-50% %-40% % 30% layers pullets broilers broiler breeder growers broiler breeder layers Turkeys average heavy toms heavy hens >8kg poults breeders broilers Biosolids dewatered , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Useable N = amount of nitrogen available in the year of application assuming spring application incorporated within 4 hr. A simplified useable N for fall-applied manure = [(% total N x 0.5) x 0] for solid manure (imperial). Value of manure is based on purchase price of an equivalent amount of mineral fertilizer (Oct 013). (N P 0 5 K 0 = $/lb). The actual immediate value for crop production will be less if all the nutrients applied are not required for growing the crop. The micronutrient and organic matter values are not reflected in these tables. Table C1. Other Livestock Available Nutrients and Value for Manure from Various Livestock Types Metric Animal Type Available Nutrients (in year of application) Aver Usable DM N 1 P 0 5 K 0 Year 1 Value 3 Value Year 4 value Total N Total Nutrient Content (as-is basis) NH 4-N P K % Kg/tonne $/tonne % ppm % % % Bison # Samples Elk Red deer
11 White-tailed deer Fallow deer Llama Alpaca Wild boar Chinchilla Rabbit Fox Mink average kittens adults composted carcasses females & kits Pheasants Partridge Quail Squab (pigeon) Duck Ostrich Emu Rhea , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Useable N = amount of nitrogen available in the year of application, assuming spring application incorporated within 4 hr. A simplified useable N for fall-applied manure = [(% total N x 0.5) x 10] for solid manure (metric). Represents half the total phosphorus that is immediately available. The other half is available within a year of application. Value of manure is based on purchase price of an equivalent amount of mineral fertilizer (Oct 013). (N P 0 5 K 0 = $/kg). The actual immediate value for crop production will be less if all the nutrients applied are not required for growing the crop. The micronutrient and organic matter values are not reflected in these tables. 11
12 Table C. Other Livestock Available Nutrients and Value for Manure from Various Livestock Types Imperial Animal Type Available Nutrients (in year of application) Aver Usable DM N 1 P 0 5 K 0 Year 1 Value 3 Value Year 4 value Total N Total Nutrient Content (as-is basis) NH 4-N P K % lb/ton $/ton % ppm % % % Bison # Samples Elk Red deer White-tailed deer Fallow deer Llama Alpaca Wild boar Chinchilla Rabbit Fox Mink average kittens adults composted carcasses females & kits Pheasants Partridge Quail Squab (pigeon) Duck Ostrich Emu Rhea , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
13 1 Useable N = amount of nitrogen available in the year of application, assuming spring application incorporated within 4 hr. A simplified useable N for fall-applied manure = [(% total N x 0.5) x 0] for solid manure (imperial). Represents half the total phosphorus that is immediately available. The other half is available within a year of application. Value of manure is based on purchase price of an equivalent amount of mineral fertilizer (Oct 013). (N P 0 5 K 0 = $/lb). The actual immediate value for crop production will be less if all the nutrients applied are not required for growing the crop. The micronutrient and organic matter values are not reflected in these tables. This infosheet was compiled by Christine Brown, Nutrient Management Field Crop Program Lead, OMAF and MRA, Woodstock 13
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