Environmental Quality Management of Animal Feeding Operations (I) - for DOPA credit

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May 19, 2022
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Waiting on more info to write the new product description Old listing info (This course meets the requirements of TCEQ for CAFO operators located in the dairy outreach program area (DOPA). Successful completion by correctly answering all test questions for each module provides one hour of initial or continuing education training required by the TCEQ.)

Course Information (Still needing more info to develop course listing)Old listing info (The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) requires that the person who has operational responsibilities of the concentrated animal feeding operation (CAFO) located in the dairy outreach program area (DOPA) complete an initial 8-hour training on animal waste management within 12 months after permitting or authorization; and receive an additional 8 hours of continuing education in animal waste management for each subsequent 24-month period. The DOPA area includes Bosque, Comanche, Erath, Hamilton, Hopkins, Johnson, Rains, and Wood Counties. The Environmental Quality Management of Animal Feeding Operations course includes 10 modules. Successful completion by correctly answering all test questions for each module provides one hour of initial or continuing education training required by the TCEQ. In this online course, participants will learn about animal waste handling, storage, treatment and utilization processes and systems, best management practices, and available technologies to reduce air and water pollution from animal feeding operations.)

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