[Porchdog]

You don't say where you are, but I have noticed the local slaughterhouses have wider distribution of the carcass manure. It used to get spread on a few local fields (possibly owned by the processor) and the remainder went through the rendering plant and water treatment.

Now more is going to farms as far as 15 miles away. Apparently there was some kind of ruling that loosened the farmers hands for spreading the stuff. (Note, this started while Biden was in office).

You know when you smell it - the stink is pretty bad.

Maybe unrelated to your issue, but if the plant can give it away to a farmer, it saves them money on water treatment.