CAFO Guides

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SRAP’s CAFO Guides outline the laws and regulations that apply to industrial livestock operations in each state. We created the guides to help impacted communities protect themselves by navigating regulatory processes, engaging policymakers and regulators, and holding CAFOs accountable for noncompliance with state or federal laws. We published guides for all 50 states, along with a Federal CAFO Guide, which provides more detail about federal laws that apply to industrial livestock operations.

State CAFO Guides

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KANSAS
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KENTUCKY
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LOUISIANA
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MAINE
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MARYLAND
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MASSACHUSETTS
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MICHIGAN
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MINNESOTA
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MISSISSIPPI
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MISSOURI
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MONTANA
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NEVADA
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NEW HAMPSHIRE
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NEW JERSEY
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NEW MEXICO
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NEW YORK
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NORTH DAKOTA
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OHIO
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OKLAHOMA
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OREGON
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PENNSYLVANIA
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RHODE ISLAND
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S-Z
SOUTH CAROLINA
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SOUTH DAKOTA
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TENNESSEE
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TEXAS
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UTAH
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VERMONT
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VIRGINIA
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WASHINGTON
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WEST VIRGINIA
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WISCONSIN
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WYOMING
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Because state regulations change frequently, information in these guides may become outdated—if you find an error, please contact us so we can correct it.