Archived - Field Flooding for Controlling Soilborne Plant Pathogens in Western Washington
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The Nature Conservancy of Washington’s Farming for Wildlife project, in cooperation with WSU, has been testing a novel concept of creating habitat for shorebirds on potato fields by employing field fl …
Published: October 2013
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