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Posted 1/12/2019 21:55 (#7241182 - in reply to #7240874)
Subject: RE: Is water quality a trade-off for the benefits of no-till? (MSU article)

Northwest Ohio

The NRCS guy was surprising unbiased. He said that there is all sorts of contributions and not just tile water.... Surface water and erosion, ditch/river bank erosion, and metropolitan contributions BUT all the different contributions are the same as in more water and water velocity, the greater the nutrient loading.

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