7 Del. Admin. Code § 7103-25.0

Current through Reigster Vol. 28, No. 6, December 1, 2024

Section 7103-25.0 - Systems Management

25.1 Lack of proper management of land treatment systems can result in environmental degradation and possible irreversible damage to the land. Various management schemes may be used to obtain the same level of waste application and treatment. Therefore, the land treatment system manager must be knowledgeable about all phases of the system to know how changes in management or operational performance of one system component affects other system components. He must be particularly knowledgeable about application hardware and agronomic or forest management. The objective of this chapter is to present basic considerations in choosing the application method, application equipment, storage requirements, cropping system, and application schedules.

1For constituents stored in the soil, the annual site assimilative capacity is determined using the site life.