Feed lot definition
Feed lot means a commercial enterprise where cattle are kept in a confined area not large enough to yield the food necessary to sustain them, and fed in an intensive manner for the sole purpose of rapid weight gain and sale for slaughter;
Feed lot means any land on which there is carried on the business of fattening for the purpose of slaughter livestock which has been brought on to the land for the purposes of fattening;
Feed lot means any commercial establishment or facility commonly used for the express purpose of feeding cattle or other livestock for immediate slaughter.
More Definitions of Feed lot
Feed lot means a confined space used as part of an intensive animal or poultry feeding operation, using outdoor or indoor enclosures to feed forage products not grown or stored in the confined space to animals.
Feed lot means any parcel of land or premises on which the principal use in the concentrated feeding within a confined area of cattle, hogs or sheep. The term does not include areas which are used for the raising of crops or other vegetation, and upon which livestock are allowed to graze or feed.
Feed lot means a parcel of land which contains a commercial operation for feeding or raising of fifty (50) or more animals which is operated as a separate activity and not incidental to farming.
Feed lot means a parcel of land which contains a commercial operation for feeding or raising of two hundred (200) or more animals which is operated a s separate activity and not incidental to farming.
Feed lot means a parcel of land that contains a commercial operation for feeding or raising of fifty (50) or more animals that is operated as a separate activity and not incidental to farming.
Feed lot means a confined area or structure for feeding, breeding or holding livestock for eventual sale or slaughter and in which animal waste accumulates faster than it can naturally dissipate without creating a potential for a health hazard, particularly with regard to surface and groundwater; but not including barns, pens or other structures used in a dairy operation or structures on farms holding livestock primarily during winter periods.