Moving poultry manure out of the Chesapeake watershed (2020)

Ray Ellis makes a living hauling chicken poop - tons of it, often across state lines. That's good for the Chesapeake Bay, because nutrients from animal manure are a major source of water pollution. Here's a look at the process, along with thoughts from Ellis about the ongoing challenge of managing manure.

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It is great this is taking place, and I wish the business well.
Unfortunately, it looked like a lot of manure was being spilled on the ground outside, where it can wash into the Bay.
Maryland needs to require all those chicken plants to dispose of their manure and have a better system than they have now to prevent pollution of the Bay.
It is a shame those chicken plant companies can't be better neighbors voluntarily. Because of that, they should be dealt with more strictly.