Poultry Registration
Fill out this F2022_poultry_operation_registration_form.pdfORM print and send in with $10 per farm or come by the office at 490 E. College Street, Room 226, Batesville, AR 72501. Make checks payable to Independence County Conservation District
ANRC REMINDS POULTRY OPERATORS TO REGISTER
The Arkansas Natural Resources Commission (ANRC) and the Independence County Conservation District wants to remind all owners of Poultry Feeding Operations (PFOs) that the annual registration for PFO’s begins January 1, 2020 in accordance with the Arkansas Poultry Feeding Operations Registration Act (Act 1060 of 2003). Registration dates will run through March 31, 2020 and affect any PFO with 2,500 or more confined fowl.
The ANRC administers the registration program for the purpose of collecting information on the number and type of poultry, and practices of poultry feeding operations in the state. The program is designed to preserve Arkansas’ economy and water quality through registration, training and research. The goal of this program is to reduce the overabundance of phosphorus and nitrogen that threaten our water resources, while minimizing the impact on fertilizer users.
Each poultry producer will register their operation through the Independence County Conservation District. There will be an annual ten dollar registration fee per operation payable to the Independence County Conservation District.
Under Arkansas law, persons in the state of Arkansas who own or operate Poultry Feeding Operations where 2,500 or more Poultry are housed or confined on any given day will be required to register annually with the Commission and pay a $10.00 fee for each operation. Failure to do so will result in the following penalties:
First Offense: Written notice of Non Compliance with the Arkansas Poultry Registration Act.
Second Offense: You may be fined up to fifty dollars ($50.00).
Third Offense: You may be fined up to five hundred dollars ($500.00).
For more information about PFO registration contact Independence County Conservation District at 870-793-4164 ext. 3 or call
ANRC REMINDS POULTRY OPERATORS TO REGISTER
The Arkansas Natural Resources Commission (ANRC) and the Independence County Conservation District wants to remind all owners of Poultry Feeding Operations (PFOs) that the annual registration for PFO’s begins January 1, 2020 in accordance with the Arkansas Poultry Feeding Operations Registration Act (Act 1060 of 2003). Registration dates will run through March 31, 2020 and affect any PFO with 2,500 or more confined fowl.
The ANRC administers the registration program for the purpose of collecting information on the number and type of poultry, and practices of poultry feeding operations in the state. The program is designed to preserve Arkansas’ economy and water quality through registration, training and research. The goal of this program is to reduce the overabundance of phosphorus and nitrogen that threaten our water resources, while minimizing the impact on fertilizer users.
Each poultry producer will register their operation through the Independence County Conservation District. There will be an annual ten dollar registration fee per operation payable to the Independence County Conservation District.
Under Arkansas law, persons in the state of Arkansas who own or operate Poultry Feeding Operations where 2,500 or more Poultry are housed or confined on any given day will be required to register annually with the Commission and pay a $10.00 fee for each operation. Failure to do so will result in the following penalties:
First Offense: Written notice of Non Compliance with the Arkansas Poultry Registration Act.
Second Offense: You may be fined up to fifty dollars ($50.00).
Third Offense: You may be fined up to five hundred dollars ($500.00).
For more information about PFO registration contact Independence County Conservation District at 870-793-4164 ext. 3 or call
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