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What Is a NASM Plan?

A NASM (Non-Agricultural Source Material) Plan is required when non-farm materials like biosolids, food processing waste, or other regulated materials are applied to agricultural land.

Why Are NASM Plans Required?

These materials can contain nutrients and contaminants that need careful management. Ontario's Nutrient Management Act ensures they're applied safely and responsibly.

What Materials Need a NASM Plan?

Municipal biosolids, pulp and paper mill waste, food processing byproducts, anaerobic digester output, and other non-agricultural organic materials all require NASM plans.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need an NMS to build a barn in Ontario?

What are nutrient units and how does this relate to livestock?

When do I need both an NMS and an NMP?

How long does approval of a NMS or NMP take?

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Serving Chatham-Kent, Lambton, Elgin, Middlesex, and Essex counties.

Information on this website is for planning and educational purposes only. Although LandLogic works to provide accurate and useful information, errors, omissions, outdated information, or changes in regulations, forms, fees, contacts, mapping, or approval processes may exist. Final requirements must be confirmed with the appropriate municipality, county, conservation authority, OMAFA/provincial review process, builder, designer, engineer, and approval agencies. LandLogic does not issue permits, guarantee approvals, or replace official regulatory review.

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