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The first step in the research program reported in this paper was to make a general survey of headwater and surface runoff from farms in the Boise Valley to find areas of potential problems. The second step was to quantitatively measure the amount of water and nutrients coming onto the land and leaving as surface runoff to evaluate gains or losses of nutrients as a function of irrigation, fertilizer and management practices. Some of the data from both of these studies is included in this paper. Proceedings, twenty-third annual Fertilizer Conference of the Pacific Northwest, Boise, Idaho, July 18-20, 1972.

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Title:
Nitrogen in surface runoff resulting from addition of fertilizers to irrigation water
Authors:
Naylor, V.; Lewis, G. C.; Fitzsimmons, D. W.; Busch, J. R.
Contributors:
Idaho Water Resources Research Institute; IWRRI
Date:
1972-07-18
Description:
The first step in the research program reported in this paper was to make a general survey of headwater and surface runoff from farms in the Boise Valley to find areas of potential problems. The second step was to quantitatively measure the amount of water and nutrients coming onto the land and leaving as surface runoff to evaluate gains or losses of nutrients as a function of irrigation, fertilizer and management practices. Some of the data from both of these studies is included in this paper. Proceedings, twenty-third annual Fertilizer Conference of the Pacific Northwest, Boise, Idaho, July 18-20, 1972.
Subjects:
nitrogen agricultural runoff water pollution sources
Location:
Nampa, Idaho; Meridian, Idaho
Idaho County:
Canyon County; Ada County
Latitude:
43.64
Longitude:
-116.53
Source:
Idaho Water Resources Research Institute, University of Idaho
Identifier:
IWRRI Number 197217
Publisher:
Idaho Water Resources Research Institute, University of Idaho
Contributing Institution:
University of Idaho
Type:
Text
Format:
application/pdf
Cataloger:
wbv
Date Digitized:
2012
Language:
eng

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