Effects of Conservation Practices on Water Quality: Sediment

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MF2682 Effects of Conservation Practices on Water Quality: Sediment

by Kent A. McVay Daniel L. Devlin Jeffery Neel

Published Date: Jul 2005

The quality of water downstream depends on management of non-point sources within the watershed. It is important for land managers to do their part to farm in a stable system.

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