CAFO permit and expansion rules
Marshall CountySouth Dakota- Detected
- Sep 8, 2026
- 49 days ago
- Sector
- Environmental Services
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From the meeting
Marshall County updated concentrated animal feeding operation (CAFO) rules for new facilities, expansions, ownership transfers, setbacks, nutrient management, and permit expiration. The ordinance creates future permitting and consulting needs for operators planning new or expanded livestock sites. Environmental consultants and ag-engineering firms should watch for Class A and Class B CAFO applications and variance requests.
- Meeting date
- September 8, 2026
- Agency
- Marshall County
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