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Published: June 2017
Revised: January 2023
Pages: 6
Archived - Potential Contaminants in Residential Rain Barrel Water (Home Garden Series)
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Practical and inexpensive, rain barrels collect rooftop runoff and can extend irrigation during drier spells. But what’s in the water? This pub examines that question using the latest research.
Page Count: 6
Published: June 2017
Revised: January 2023
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SKU: FS280E
Category: Archived
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