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• L901	Scheduling Irrigations by Electrical Resistance Blocks Water only when it is needed, you can save irrigation fuel, water, labor, wear and tear on machinery, and increase yields. The blocks are installed for one season at several depths. $0.50 Quantity:

• MF2501

  Suspended Solids: A Water Quality Concern for Kansas The major source of suspended solids is cropland. Other sources include roadways, ditches, building sites, streambanks, grazinglands, livestock confinement operations, urban areas, and forestlands. $0.00 Quantity:

• MF2459

  Total Maximum Daily Loads If pollutants are found, a state is required to establish a Total Maximum Daily Load. A TMDL is the pollution a water body can receive without violating water quality standards. $0.00 Quantity:

• MF2462

  Water Quality Protection: Best Management Practices for Cropland Chart describing best way to control pollutants when using Alachlor, Atrazine, phosphorus, & nitrogen in crop production. $0.00 Quantity:

• MF2463

  Phosphorus and Water Quality in Kansas Phosphorus is essential for crop plant growth. It can move into surface waters & cause impairments of normal uses. Phosphorus is primarily a surface water quality problem, not groundwater. $0.00 Quantity:

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