During the week of Oct. 25-29, producers can dispose of obsolete livestock, equine and poultry medications safely and securely at 20 locations in the southern half of Alberta.
However, the drop-off at each location is for one day only (from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.) so producers should check the map at the ‘Unwanted agricultural pesticides & old livestock/equine medications’ page at cleanfarms.ca.
The same sites are also accepting unwanted agricultural pesticides. All items need to be placed in a sealable or spill-proof container.
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Livestock/equine medications can be identified with a DIN number, serial number, notification number or Pest Control Product number on the label.
