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In the Zone: New method to gauge nutrient flow across buffer zone between land and streams

In the Zone: New method to gauge nutrient flow across buffer zone between land and streams

by Claudia Bode | Mar 21, 2022 | News

Contaminated waterways are a major problem in agricultural regions. Much of this contamination comes from storm-soaked farmland, where the rainwater sluices nitrates from fertilized crops or animal waste, and then whisks it downhill to nearby streams and rivers....

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