How many animals will the modified feedlot house?

The modified site will house 990 finishing cattle, equaling 990 animal units.

What manure management is proposed?

Manure will be managed by pack-on-lot storage and a permanent stockpile with runoff controls.

Who was notified about this application?

This publication notifies each resident and property owner within 5,000 feet of the feedlot perimeter as required by Minnesota law.

Public Notice — Denver

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Shane Hubbling has applied to Rock County to modify a feedlot in SE¼ of Section 10, Denver Township, Minnesota, changing herd composition to house 990 finishing cattle (990 animal units) with manure controls and stockpile storage. Nearby residents within 5,000 feet are being notified.

Key Takeaways

Application to modify a feedlot in Denver Township, Rock County
Proposed capacity: 990 animal units (990 finishing cattle)
Removal of 60 cow/calf pairs from open lots without runoff controls
Manure managed by pack-on-lot and permanent stockpile with runoff controls
Notice sent to properties within 5,000 feet as required by law

Published: May 7, 2026 · 2 weeks ago
Category: Other
City: Denver

What to do next

1

Contact Rock County for permit details

Call or visit the Rock County office to review the full permit application and environmental plans referenced in this notice.

2

Attend local meetings or hearings

Monitor Rock County communications for any public hearing dates or comment periods related to the permit application.

3

If within 5,000 feet, review impacts on your property

Residents and property owners within 5,000 feet should assess potential odor, runoff, and property impacts and contact county officials with concerns.

Frequently asked questions

Where exactly is the proposed feedlot located?: The feedlot is in the SE 1/4 of Section 10 in Denver Township, Rock County, Minnesota.
How many animals will the modified feedlot house?: The modified site will house 990 finishing cattle, equaling 990 animal units.
What manure management is proposed?: Manure will be managed by pack-on-lot storage and a permanent stockpile with runoff controls.
Who was notified about this application?: This publication notifies each resident and property owner within 5,000 feet of the feedlot perimeter as required by Minnesota law.

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Legal terms in this notice

animal units: A standard measure converting different livestock types into a common unit for regulatory purposes.
runoff controls: Practices or structures that prevent manure or contaminated water from flowing off the feedlot into nearby land or water.
pack-on-lot: Manure storage method where waste is compacted and stored on the feedlot surface with controls.
permanent stockpile: A long-term stored accumulation of manure, maintained with measures to prevent runoff and contamination.

Full Notice Text

Hubbling applies for livestock feedlot permitNOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTSMinnesota Rule 7020.2000, subp. 4notice of application foR livestock feedlot permit	Notice is hereby given per Minnesota Statutes 116.07, subd. 7(a), that Shane Hubbling has made application to the County of Rock, for a permit to modify a feedlot with a capacity of 500 animal units or more.	The proposed feedlot will be located in the SE 1/4 of section 10 in Denver Township, Rock County, Minnesota.	The existing facility consists of open lots with and without runoff controls to house 918 head of finishing cattle and 60 cow/calf pairs equaling 990 animal units. The proposed modification will be removing 60 head of cow/calf pairs from the open lots without runoff controls, and increasing finishing cattle numbers to 990 head on open lots with runoff controls. Manure storage from open lots will be pack on lot and permanent stockpile with runoff controls. The site will house 990 head of finsihing cattle equaling 990 animal units.	This publication shall constitute as notice to each resident and each owner of real property withi 5,000 feet of the perimeter of the proposed feedlot as required by Minnesota State Law.(05-07)