Download Excel NPDES Self Monitoring Program J.F. Enterprises Worm Farm and Burchell Nursery, Inc., J.F. Enterprises Worm Farm
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J.F. Enterprisesshow partners CVRWQCB
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Plan contactJim Flowers (209) 474-6995
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Start date | 06/12/2008 |
End date | None |
Objectives | The four acre J.F Enterprises Worm Farm facility is approximately 1.5 river miles downstream from Orange Blossom Bridge, off Wamble Road in Stanislaus County. As part of the worm culturing operation, 3 to 4 million gallons of water is diverted each day from the Stanislaus River to 41 shallow ponds on the south bank of the River. Approximately 22,000 pounds of prepared food are added to the ponds each month, and 76,000 pounds of worms are harvested annually. Approximately 1.44 million glallons per day (mgd) of groundwater is sprayed on the pond surface and groundwater is delivered to a 112,500 cubic foot settling basin. From the settling basin, process water is discharged at a maximum flow rate of 5.44 mgd to the Stanislaus River, a water of the United States, via Outfall 001. |
Annual budget | None |
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Basins & sub-basins monitored
- San Joaquin River (Eastside)
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Sites Monitored
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Code |
Latitude |
Longitude |
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Stanislaus River, 100 ft US from Discharge Pt No. 001
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RSW-001 |
37.786837 |
-120.784407 |
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Stanislaus River, 100 ft DS from Discharge Pt No. 001
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RSW-002 |
37.786527 |
-120.784745 |
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Unnamed Creek, tributary to Stanislaus River, 100 ft US from Discharge Pt No. 002
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RSW-003 |
37.785054 |
-120.782526 |
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Unnamed Creek, tributary to Stanislaus River, 100 ft DS from Discharge Pt No. 002
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RSW-004 |
37.784944 |
-120.783 |
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Parameters Monitored
Group | Parameters | Frequency |
General Water Quality |
Dissolved Oxygen (DO), Electrical Conductivity (EC) , Hardness, pH, Temperature, Turbidity |
Bimonthly, Other, Quarterly |
Hydrology |
Flow |
Bimonthly |
Major Ions & Minerals |
Cyanide |
Other |
Mercury |
Mercury |
Other |
Metals & Trace Elements |
Antimony , Arsenic , Beryllium , Cadmium , Chromium , Chromium IV, Copper , Lead , Nickel , Selenium , Silver , Thallium , Zinc |
Other |
Priority Pollutants |
Priority Pollutants |
Other |
Water Toxicity |
Toxicity (chronic) - Ceriodaphnia, Toxicity (chronic) - Fathead minnow, Toxicity (chronic) - other |
Quarterly |
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Data Products Available
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