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Spanish: Testing Private Water Systems
by James P Murphy et al.
MF3655S
Spanish: This publication helps private water users understand important factors and make critical decisions about the frequency and kind of water tests necessary to provide safe water. 4 pages, b/w.
Published Date: Mar 2024
Water Testing Decision Tree
MF3609
Updated for 2023. Safe water is important for produce growers as well as home gardeners. Take advantage of free microbial water testing available from Kansas State University and the University of Missouri by using this decision tree to identify what water testing you need. The fact sheet also includes other resources for water testing. 2 pages, color.Revision Date: Sep 2023
Oil Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC): Guidelines for Kansas Farms
by Kerri Ebert Aleksey Y. Sheshukov Peter Tomlinson
MF3388
The Oil Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) program established reporting requirements for certain farms related to on-farm oil storage. This publication outlines the reporting requirements. 4 pages, color.Published Date: Sep 2017
Environmental Regulation Guide for Rural Kansans
by Peter Tomlinson et al.
MF2890
Laws and regulations, which may affect landowners, can be confusing. This guide is intended as an introduction to laws and regulations with which landowners may need to comply. It should help the reader identify basic regulatory concepts and find where to go for compliance information. Includes agency contact information. 8-page, b/w.Revision Date: Jun 2017
Water Primer, Part 9: The Kansas Water Budget and Water Footprint
by Kerri Ebert Isaya Kisekka Jonathan Aguilar Philip L. Barnes Danny H. Rogers
MF3210
This publication explains the Kansas portion of the hydrologic cycle and interaction of water supply sources and water-use demands, also called a water budget or water balance. 8-page, color.Published Date: Aug 2015
Agency Authority and Responsibilities for Water in Kansas
by Daniel W. Kahl Benjamin P. Windholz
MF3110
Explains the various agencies with responsibilities for water use in Kansas. Includes a chart of responsibilities and contact information. 4-page, 2-color.Published Date: Feb 2014
Water Primer, Part 7: Municipal Water Supply
by Kerri Ebert G. Morgan Powell Danny H. Rogers
MF3026
Explains the challenges surrounding municipal water supplies and the many ways the public supply is used. 4-page, b/w.Published Date: Dec 2013
Water Primer: Part 6, Water Agencies in Kansas
by G. Morgan Powell Kerri Ebert Philip L. Barnes Danny H. Rogers
MF3025
Explains the roles of federal, state, and local governmental agencies with water resource management responsibilities. 4-page, b/w.Published Date: Nov 2013
Water Primer: Part 5, Water Law
by Kerri Ebert G. Morgan Powell Danny H. Rogers
MF3024
Highlights the main features of water law in Kansas, including common law principles and legislation at the state and federal levels. It includes changes to water law enacted in 2012. 8 pages, color.Published Date: Jan 2013
Water Primer: Part 4, Surface Water
by Danny H. Rogers Kerri Ebert G. Morgan Powell Philip L. Barnes
MF3023
Rivers, tributary streams, lakes, reservoirs, and ponds are typically referred to as surface water. The source is almost all precipitation and runoff. Publication includes maps of runoff, streamflow, and watersheds, and discusses watershed management. 8 pages, color.Published Date: Nov 2012
Water Primer: Part 3, Groundwater
by Kerri Ebert G. Morgan Powell Danny H. Rogers
MF3022
Groundwater is free or unbonded water located beneath the ground surface in an aquifer, a geologic formation containing a sufficient quantity of water that can be removed by pumping. Publication includes diagrams of wells and maps of aquifers. 8 pages, color.Published Date: Apr 2012
Water Primer: Part 1, Overview
by Danny H. Rogers G. Morgan Powell Kerri Ebert
MF3020
Publication describes sources and uses of water in Kansas. 4 pages, color.Published Date: Mar 2012
Water Primer: Part 2, The Hydrologic Cycle
by Danny H. Rogers Kerri Ebert G. Morgan Powell
MF3021
The hydrologic cycle is nature’s water purification system. Its three main components are evaporation, precipitation, and runoff. 4 pages, color.Published Date: Mar 2012
Glossary of Water Terms
by Kerri Ebert G. Morgan Powell
MF2730
Waste Management Learning Center: Definitions of terms used in managing water quality. 8-page.Published Date: Aug 2007
Restoring a Flooded Well to Service
by Judith M. Willingham Danny H. Rogers G. Morgan Powell
MF2733
If flood water overtopped a well casing, polluted water and sediment likely entered the well and disinfection is essential. Equipment must be dried, cleaned, and checked.Published Date: Jun 2006
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