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What farming practices should be implemented to protect and maintain water quality?
27th Dec 2010
A recent US EPA National Water Quality Inventory reports that agricultural nonpoint source (NPS) pollution is seriously impacting the water quality of surveyed rivers and lakes. That considered, what farming practices do you think should be implemented to protect and maintain water quality? Source: http://goo.gl/q7xpg
Bio farming using only organic products
More greenhouse farming that recycles 100% of their water
Where manure is used as a fertilizer, ensure sensitive land does not receive applications
Encourage use of genetically engineered crops that require less pesticides
Ensuring sensitive groundwater aquifers are protected and that all wells are adequately and maintained
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