RCWP technology transfer fact sheet | Contributions and successes of the rural clean water program | Planning and managing a successful nonpoint source pollution control project | Selecting an agricultural water quality project | Identifying and documenting a water quality problem | Critical areas in agricultural nonpoint source pollution control projects | Systems of best management practices for controlling agricultural nonpoint source pollution | Role of information and education in agricultural nonpoint source pollution control projects | Farmer participation in solving the nonpoint source pollution problem | Monitoring land treatment in agricultural nonpoint source pollution control projects | Linking water quality trends with land treatment trends
1995
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Contributions and successes of the rural clean water program
Planning and managing a successful nonpoint source pollution control project
Selecting an agricultural water quality project
Identifying and documenting a water quality problem
Critical areas in agricultural nonpoint source pollution control projects
Systems of best management practices for controlling agricultural nonpoint source pollution
Role of information and education in agricultural nonpoint source pollution control projects
Farmer participation in solving the nonpoint source pollution problem
Monitoring land treatment in agricultural nonpoint source pollution control projects
Linking water quality trends with land treatment trends
Publisher
North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service
Other Subjects
United states
Language
English
Note
Includes bibliographical references.
Type
Government Publication; Text; Monographic; Bibliography
Corporate Author
North Carolina State University. Water Quality Group.
United States. Extension Service.
2024-02-27
2024-06-04
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