True or False? Nutrient Management Status Reviews of all CAFOs should be conducted every 5 years by local conservation districts.

The statement is false because Nutrient Management Status Reviews for Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs) are required to be conducted every five years, but they are not solely the responsibility of local conservation districts; they may also involve various stakeholders according to Pennsylvania's Agricultural Area Security Law and related regulations. Additionally, the reviews may take place at different intervals depending on specific conditions related to the operation, such as compliance with nutrient management plans or local guidelines. This dynamic means that while regular reviews are integral to nutrient management, the five-year timeframe can be influenced by various operational factors, making the blanket statement about the timing of reviews inaccurate.