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2021 Spring Nitrogen Webinar SlidesIf you happened to miss the 2021 Spring Nitrogen Webinar, click the pdf below to view Dr. Nafziger's slides covering what we learned regarding nitrogen management in 2020. |
Agrichemical Containment RegulationsClick the document below for the Part 255 Illinois Department of Agriculture containment regulations for the bulk storage and handling of fertilizers and pesticides for commercial, non-commercial and on-farm facilities. |
Ammonia Storage On the Farm |
Bulk Fertilizer & Stewardship IssuesWe have received many calls in the past week at the office from our members expressing concern about bulk fertilizers being dumped in the fields. While Illinois' on-farm containment regulations allow over 50,000 lbs of bulk dry fertilizer or 5,000 gallons or more of liquid to be stored for up to 45 days by farmers, certainly from a stewardship standpoint it is not recommended. Even when under the 45 days, the product can only be stored at the farm (or in the field of application) by the farmer who owns it and not as a transfer point. IFCA is working ... |
IL Nutrient Strategy Joint Press Release |
Illinois Agronomy HandbookClick the heading for view the Illinois Agronomy Handbook On-Line. |
Land Application Program Rules (Part 258) |
Nutrient Research & Education CouncilClick the heading for news on NREC activity. |
On-Farm Agrichemical Containment InformationBelow is a brochure that describes the parameters for containment of bulk fertilizers and pesticides stored on the farm. A sample of an on-farm containment permit is also posted. |
The Illinois Fertilizer Act |
The Illinois Fertilizer ActClick on the heading above for the Illinois Fertilizer Act. |