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20.—(1) Prior to land application, farmyard manure shall only be stored on a holding—
(a)in a midden which shall have adequate effluent collection facilities; or
(b)subject to paragraphs (2) and (3), in the field where land application will take place.
(2) Where stored in a field, farmyard manure shall be stored in a compact heap and such heaps shall not be placed in the same location of the field in consecutive years or within—
(a)50 metres of lakes;
(b)20 metres of any waterway, including open areas of water, open field drains or any drain which has been backfilled to the surface with permeable material such as stone or aggregate;
(c)50 metres around a borehole, spring or well;
(d)250 metres from any borehole used for a public water supply; or
(e)50 metres of exposed, cavernous or karstified, limestone features (such as swallow holes and collapse features).
(3) Where stored in a field, land applications of the farmyard manure shall take place with 120 days from placement in that field, and the farmyard manure heap shall not be placed where—
(a)the soil is waterlogged; or
(b)the land is flooded or likely to flood.
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