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Suspended Solids: A Water Quality Concern for Kansas

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MF2501 Suspended Solids: A Water Quality Concern for Kansas

by Daniel L. Devlin Kent A. McVay

  • Published Date: Feb 2001
The major source of suspended solids is cropland. Other sources include roadways, ditches, building sites, streambanks, grazinglands, livestock confinement operations, urban areas, and forestlands.
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