What Is a NASM Plan?
A NASM (Non-Agricultural Source Material) Plan is required when materials such as biosolids, food processing waste, or other non-agricultural byproducts are applied to agricultural land. These materials are highly regulated under Ontario's Nutrient Management Act.
Highly Regulated
NASM plans involve strict regulatory oversight. Proper planning and documentation are essential to remain compliant.
Materials That Require a NASM Plan
Municipal biosolids (sewage sludge)
Pulp and paper mill waste
Food processing byproducts
Anaerobic digester output
Other non-agricultural organic materials
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NASM FAQs
What is NASM in Ontario?
Do I need a NASM Plan?
Is NASM the same as manure?
Can I spread food processing material on my farm?
Who can apply NASM to land?
Does NASM need lab analysis?
Do I need soil samples for NASM?
Can NASM be stored on the farm?
Can NASM be applied near water?
Can I use NASM instead of fertilizer?
Does NASM smell?
Can NASM be applied on rented land?
What information is needed for a NASM Plan?
Can NASM be mixed with manure?
Can LandLogic help with NASM planning?