Manure Intake Clause Samples

The Manure Intake clause defines the terms and conditions under which manure is received, accepted, or processed by a party, typically in the context of agricultural or waste management agreements. It may specify the types and quantities of manure that can be delivered, the quality standards required, and the procedures for inspection or rejection of unsuitable material. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of their responsibilities regarding manure handling, thereby preventing disputes over quality, quantity, or delivery logistics.
Manure Intake. 3.1. Flush-tank operation, operate flush cycles from this tank as needed. 3.2. Inspect for proper collection of manure from separator and sand lane to flush box (pre- tank 2). 3.3. Monitor the pre-tank pumps and ensure that they are operating (check for vibration). 3.4. Assist from time to time by adjusting weirs as needed for gravity flow of manure to digester.
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