(1) No later than the time of transfer of the manure, provide a nutrient balance sheet to all importing operations receiving manure for land application from the CAO, CAFO or volunteer operation. If the CAO, CAFO or volunteer operation enters into a contract or other agreement with a commercial manure broker, the broker shall provide, no later than the time of transfer, a nutrient balance sheet to the importing operation, and copies of the nutrient balance sheet shall be provided to the county conservation districts in the counties in which the importing and exporting operations are located.

(2) When using a commercial manure hauler or commercial broker to export manure from an agricultural operation, utilize only certified manure haulers or certified manure brokers for the transport and land application of manure exported from the operation.

(3) Maintain records sufficient to meet all regulatory requirements with respect to manure export, transport and land application or other use at an importing operation established by the commission, in consultation with the department and the board, under the authority of this act and the act of May 20, 1993 (P.L. 12, No. 6),¹ known as the Nutrient Management Act.

(4) In the case of an agricultural operation designated as a CAFO, meet any additional requirements under the act of June 22, 1937 (P.L. 1987, No. 394),² known as The Clean Streams Law.