IndianaMapContains locations of all regulated animal confined feeding operations (CFO) in Indiana, provided by personnel of Indiana Department of Environmental Management, Office of Land Quality (IDEM, OLQ). Attributes include farm size (CFO versus CAFO), site name, identification numbers (IDEM), address information, NPDES information, and number and types of animals handled. This dataset consists of Confined Feeding Operations - i.e. A swine, chicken, turkey, beef or dairy agri-business that has large enough numbers of animals that IDEM regulates for environmental concerns, as defined by IC 13-18-10 of the Indiana Code. To be regulated under the 'Confined Feeding Control Law' in Indiana, you must meet the following size of any one livestock group listed below: 300 or more cattle 600 or more swine or sheep 30,000 or more poultry 5,000 horses in confinement The Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation (CAFO) designation is strictly a size designation in Indiana. Farms of this size are permitted under the CFO rule, but have a few added requirements under Indiana regulations. A CFO that meets the size classification as a CAFO is a farm that meets or exceeds an animal threshold number in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's definition of a large CAFO, which is: 700 mature dairy cows 1,000 veal calves 1,000 cattle other than mature dairy cows 2,500 swine above 55 pounds 10,000 swine less than 55 pounds 500 horses 10,000 sheep or lambs 55,000 turkeys 30,000 laying hens or broilers with a liquid manure handling system 125,000 broilers with a solid manure handling system 82,000 laying hens with a solid manure handling system 30,000 ducks with a solid manure handling system 5,000 ducks with a liquid manure handling systemArcGIS FeatureLayerhttps://hub.arcgis.com/datasets/3ee9d7dc77374fddaf8a01adc3c56d0a_2080engIndianaMapPublicConfined Feeding Operations [Indiana]Web servicesIndianaLast Modified: 2021-01-05