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Wastewater Pond Operation, Maintenance and Repair
by G. Morgan Powell Judith M. Willingham Ann Mayo
MF2290
Wastewater ponds, or lagoons, are used for treating and disposing wastewater from individual homes. The home-owner or occupant is responsible for operation, maintenance & repairs. 4-page.Revision Date: Sep 2010
Phosphorus and Water Quality in Kansas
by Kent A. McVay David A. Whitney Daniel L. Devlin
MF2463
Phosphorus is essential for crop plant growth. It can move into surface waters & cause impairments of normal uses. Phosphorus is primarily a surface water quality problem, not groundwater.Published Date: Aug 2000
Selecting an Onsite Wastewater or Septic System
MF2542
If a home does not have access to a sewer system, an onsite wastewater treatment system, often known as a septic system, must be selected and installed. There are many alternatives. 8-page.Revision Date: Jul 2010
Identification and Management of Blue-green Algae in Farm Ponds
by Larry C. Hollis Carol Blocksome Deon van der Merwe
MF3065
A pond containing a harmful algal bloom may be covered with scum that looks like bright green paint, but other colors are possible. Water may have an unpleasant smell. Harmful algal blooms are serious threats to livestock health and may be fatal. Test suspect water sources to minimize livestock loss and poor animal performance. 4 p.Published Date: Jul 2012
Waterers and Watering Systems: A Handbook for Livestock Producers and Landowners
by Carol Baldwin et al.
S147
Handbook assists in design of a watering system that fits the budget, site, and livestock needs. Water is provided by a water source, a power source, a pipeline to convey water, and the waterer itself. 173 pages, color.Revision Date: Apr 2024
Aquatic Pest Control, Category 5
by Charles D. Lee Dallas E. Peterson Frannie L. Miller
S29
Commercial Applicators Certification. Applied to standing or running water (excludes applicators engaged in public health). Information on aquatic pest control (plants, nuisance animals, parasites and diseases of fish) in accordance with provisions in Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act. 40 pages, B/W.Revision Date: Oct 2010
Aquatic Plants and Their Control
by Charles D. Lee Dallas E. Peterson
C667
This publication describes identification and control methods for aquatic plants in Kansas. Methods include prevention, mechanical, biological (fish, waterfowl, etc.) and herbicides. 16 p.Revision Date: Aug 2005
Grazing Distribution
by Paul D. Ohlenbusch Joseph P. Harner III
MF515
Grazing distribution is the pattern created by livestock grazing rangeland or pasture. Uniform distribution is needed for long-term management & effective use of forage, & protects water sources.Revision Date: Jan 2003
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