A manure applicator for Mayo Farm Inc. reported Thursday morning that a drag hose leaked about 2,600 gallons of manure during land application. The applicator built a berm to dam up the spilled manure, but estimates that up to 500 gallons reached the creek.
DNR staff saw live fish at the site Thursday, but found some dead fish in the same area — about 1 to 1.5 miles downstream — this morning. DNR fisheries staff will be on site later today to determine the extent of the fish kill.
DNR will monitor cleanup activities and consider appropriate enforcement action.
perfect relates to the other story ppl are commenting on about farmers. spill? id bet not. farmers poison our natural resources and have been known to do so intentionally. this farmer should be found and hung to death