This document discusses the impacts of climate change on manure storage in the Northeast United States. It finds that precipitation is increasing, especially winter precipitation, which will require changes to manure storage design and management. Larger storage sizes will be needed to account for more precipitation and increased runoff volumes. The costs of manure storage will also increase to accommodate the needed larger sizes. Climate change adaptations discussed include storing manure for longer periods, designing storage structures to withstand larger storms, and increasing storage capacity to account for potential increases in livestock and manure production.