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Table 9e. Liquid manure storage capacity on hog farms,1 by size of herd, Alberta, 2001

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Number of days of manure production that can be stored Size of hog herd
Fewer than 566 head2 566 to 981 head2 982 to 1,594 head2 1,595 or more head2 All large herds (566 or more head)2 All herd sizes
Number of farms % Number of farms % Number of farms % Number of farms % Number of farms % Number of farms %
100 days or less 110 33.8 90E 44.7E 75E 39.0E 40 16.3 205 31.9 315 32.4
101-150 days 75 23.1 X X X X X X 30 4.8 105 10.9
151-200 days X X 0 0.0 25 12.2 X X X X 60 6.3
201-250 days X X 50 26.3 0 0.0 30 12.2 X X X X
251-300 days 35 10.8 X X X X 30 12.2 40 6.4 75 7.8
301-400 days 65 20.0 30 15.8 45 22.0 60 24.5 135 21.0 200 20.6
401 days or more X X X X X X 75 30.6 110 17.1 X X
All hog farms storing liquid manure 330 100 185 100 205 100 250 100 640 100 975 100
Note: Figures refer to number of farms and are not comparable to those in Table 5f. Due to rounding, figures may not add up to totals.
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X supressed to meet confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act.
1. Includes only farms with manure storage systems. For details on the methodology used for the size breakdown, see Appendix 2.
2. Number of hogs.
Source: Statistics Canada, 2001 Farm Environmental Management Survey.