1. a. Terjemahkan teks di bawah ini ke dalam bahasa Indonesia secara wajar, akurat dan berterima. Setelah Saudara menerjemahkan, perhatikan bagian yang dicetak tebal. Livestock and poultry farms generate manure, bedding, milk-house wash water, spilled feed and dead animals that, if not properly managed, can impact water quality. Animal manure and related by products contain elements that, under certain circumstances, might reach surface or ground water and cause pollution. The location of an animal operation plays a role in how pollutants may reach water and the magnitude of environmental damage. Animal production in grain deficient regions may generate manure nitrogen or manure phosphorus in excess of the assimilative ability of nearby land for manure application. Air quality issues associated with confined animal operations are traditionally nuisance concerns, such as odors, but there is increasing focus on possible links between dust and other particulates, ammonia and hydrogen sulfide from animal operations and human health. Source: The Future of Animal Agriculture in North America (Farm Foundation, 2006) b. Berikan anotasi (penjelasan) bagaimana Saudara menerjemahkan kalimat yang dicetak tebal di bawah ini dalam bahasa sasaran sesuai hasil terjemahan Saudara dilengkapi dengan referensi dari Buku Materi Pokok Teori dan Masalah Penerjemahan (BING4318) serta sumber lainnya. Livestock and poultry farms generate manure, bedding, milk-house wash water, spilled feed and dead animals that, if not properly managed, can impact water quality. Animal manure and related by products contain elements that, under certain circumstances, might reach surface or ground water and cause pollution. The location of an animal operation plays a role in how pollutants may reach water and the magnitude of environmental damage. Animal production in grain deficient regions may generate manure nitrogen or manure phosphorus in excess of the assimilative ability of nearby land for manure application. Air quality issues associated with confined animal operations are traditionally nuisance concerns, such as odors, but there is increasing focus on possible links between dust and other particulates, ammonia and hydrogen sulfide from animal operations and human health. Source: The Future of Animal Agriculture in North America (Farm Foundation, 2006)​