USDA Researcher Eton Codling is trying to find out how much nutrient (fertilizer) farmers should use to help their crops without contributing to runoff. This is a huge issue in various parts of New York state as runoff of nutrients such as phosphorus have harmed some waterways.
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Thursday, May 9, 2013
USDA Researches Way to Use Fertilizer Without Contributing to Runoff
USDA Researcher Eton Codling is trying to find out how much nutrient (fertilizer) farmers should use to help their crops without contributing to runoff. This is a huge issue in various parts of New York state as runoff of nutrients such as phosphorus have harmed some waterways.
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