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Monitoring Farm Runoff to Evaluate Conservation Practices

Monitoring Farm Runoff to Evaluate Conservation Practices

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Monitoring Farm Runoff to Evaluate Conservation Practices Montpelier, VT / Concord, NH / 800.959.9987 / info@stone-env.com / stone-env.com AGRICULTURE has been identified as a major contributor of phosphorus (P) to Lake Champlain. Although federal and state programs, as well as landowners, have made unprecedented investments implementing agricultural best management practices (BMPs), these efforts have not yielded desired water

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