S.D. State University: Understanding Farmers' Perspectives On Conservation Practices, Water Pollution
December 09, 2022
December 09, 2022
BROOKINGS, South Dakota, Dec. 9 (TNSres) -- South Dakota State University issued the following news:
Nonpoint source pollution is the primary cause of the algae overgrowth that infiltrates eastern South Dakota lakes, rivers and ponds toward the end of every summer. The water's pollution can be traced back to the runoff from agricultural land, which is filled with excessive nutrients from the fertilizer used to ensure a strong crop yield.
The resulting algae, often . . .
Nonpoint source pollution is the primary cause of the algae overgrowth that infiltrates eastern South Dakota lakes, rivers and ponds toward the end of every summer. The water's pollution can be traced back to the runoff from agricultural land, which is filled with excessive nutrients from the fertilizer used to ensure a strong crop yield.
The resulting algae, often . . .