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Vegetative Filter Strip Use as a Rill-Irrigated Best Management Practice
Vegetative Filter Strip Use as a Rill-Irrigated Best Management Practice
Water quality is an important aspect of irrigation, but it can be difficult to achieve. On rill-irrigated row crops, vegetative filter strips can be effective as a best management practice for improvi ...
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Ullman, Dr. Jeffrey L.
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Stannard, Mark
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Peters, Troy
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Pan, W. L.
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Vegetable Fodder and Forage Crops for Small-Scale Livestock Production: Carrots
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Agricultural Lime and Liming - Part 2. Laboratory testing to determine lime requirements (Soil Acidification Series)
Agricultural Lime and Liming is a three-part publication that introduces the basic principles of how and why calcareous amendments are land applied to elevate the pH of acid soils. Part 2 delves more ...
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