How to conduct a comprehensive assessment of the environment of a barn and livestock farm

For a comprehensive assessment of the environment of a livestock house and livestock farm, storage facilities and places for livestock and poultry waste residues should be set up, and measures such as cement hardening on the ground of the storage site should be taken.

It is understood that livestock houses and livestock farms should keep the environment clean and tidy, take measures such as cleaning and separating sewage and dry and wet manure and urine to achieve clean breeding, and should also take the livestock and poultry waste residue to return to the field, produce biogas, manufacture organic fertilizer, manufacture of reclaimed feed and other methods for comprehensive utilization, and livestock and poultry manure for direct return to the field should be treated to meet the required harmless standards to prevent the spread of germs.

Precautions for livestock barns and livestock farms

1. The administrative department of environmental protection of the people's people at or above the county level has the right to conduct on-site inspections of the environmental protection work of livestock and poultry farms within their jurisdiction, request information, collect samples, monitor and analyze. The units and individuals being inspected must truthfully report the situation and provide necessary information.

2. For livestock and poultry farms that exceed the prescribed emission standards or total emission indicators, discharge pollutants or cause serious pollution of the surrounding environment, the people's environmental protection administrative departments at or above the county level may put forward proposals for governance within a time limit, and report to the people at the same level for approval and implementation.

Set up storage facilities and places for livestock and poultry waste residues, and take measures such as cement hardening on the ground of storage sites.

According to Article 13 of the "Measures for the Prevention and Control of Pollution from Livestock and Poultry Breeding", livestock and poultry farms must set up storage facilities and places for livestock and poultry waste residues, and take measures such as cement hardening on the ground of storage sites to prevent livestock and poultry waste residues from leaking, scattering, overflowing, rainwater leaching, foul odor and other pollution and harm to the surrounding environment.

Livestock and poultry farms should keep the environment clean and tidy, and take measures such as cleaning and separating sewage and separating dry and wet manure and urine to achieve clean breeding. Livestock and poultry farms should adopt methods such as returning livestock and poultry waste residue to the field, producing biogas, making organic fertilizers, and manufacturing recycled feed. Livestock and poultry manure used for direct return to the field shall be treated to meet the prescribed harmless standards to prevent the spread of germs.

Animal husbandry is a production sector that uses the physiological functions of animals that have been domesticated by humans, such as livestock and poultry, or wild animals such as deer, musk deer, fox, mink, otter, quail, etc., to convert plant energy such as pasture and fodder into animal energy through artificial breeding and reproduction, so as to obtain animal products such as meat, eggs, milk, wool, cashmere, skin, silk and medicinal herbs.

For the environmental assessment of livestock houses and livestock farms, the following steps can be adopted:1Gathering Information:

The slag collects environmental information about the area of livestock houses and livestock farms, including climate, water quality, soil properties, etc. 2.Determine the metrics:

According to the characteristics of the livestock farm, determine the indicators that can be used to evaluate the environment of the livestock house and the livestock farm, such as air quality, soil quality, water quality, noise, etc. 3.Sampling Analysis:

Samples were taken for the environmental indicators of the barn and livestock farms, and laboratory analyses were carried out to derive data for each index. 4.Comprehensive Assessment:

The data of each indicator is comprehensively evaluated to calculate a composite score to indicate the overall level of environmental monitoring of livestock houses and livestock farms. 5.Make a suggestion:

According to the results of the comprehensive assessment, suggestions are put forward to improve the environment of livestock houses and livestock farms, such as increasing ventilation facilities and controlling noise, so as to improve environmental quality. It should be noted that the environmental assessment of livestock houses and livestock farms needs to be carried out in strict accordance with scientific methods to obtain accurate and reliable results.

It is necessary to carry out environmental impact assessment, and the new, reconstructed, and expanded livestock and poultry farms shall conform to the development plan of animal husbandry and the plan for the prevention and control of lead pollution in livestock and poultry breeding, meet the conditions for animal epidemic prevention, and conduct environmental impact assessment. 1. Large-scale livestock and poultry farms that may have a significant impact on the environment shall prepare environmental impact reports for a random number of years; 2. Other livestock and poultry farms shall fill in the environmental impact registration form. 3. The management catalogue of large-scale livestock and poultry farms shall be determined by the competent department of environmental protection in consultation with the competent department of agriculture and animal husbandry.

Risk warning: The focus of environmental impact assessment should include: the type and quantity of waste generated by livestock and poultry breeding, the comprehensive utilization and harmless treatment of waste and measures, the absorption and treatment of waste and the direct discharge to the environment, the final possible impact on the environment and human health such as water bodies and soil, as well as the plans and measures to control and reduce the impact.

Legal basis. Article 12 of the Regulations on the Prevention and Control of Pollution from Large-scale Livestock and Poultry Breeding.