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Onsite Wastewater Systems - Overview
by DeAnn Presley G. Morgan Powell
MF2831
The simplest onsite systems are septic tank laterals and lagoon. The simplest septic systems have a septic tank and a dispersal field.Revision Date: Jul 2010
It’s Easy to be Green: Leader's Guide
by Donna Krug
MF2885
Teaches consumers about recycling and hazardous waste. 2-page, b/w.Published Date: Aug 2009
It’s Easy to be Green: Fact Sheet
by Donna Krug
MF2886
Advice on recycling for consumers. 4-page, b/w.Published Date: Aug 2009
Onsite Wastewater Treatment System Additives
by DeAnn Presley G. Morgan Powell
MF2877
Research indicates that additives are not a suitable alternative to proper septic tank maintenance. 2-page, b/w.Published Date: Feb 2009
Site and Soil Evaluation for Onsite Wastewater Systems
by Judith M. Willingham G. Morgan Powell Don Chisam
MF2645
A comprehensive site and soil evaluation is the key component affecting selection, design, and long-term performance of an onsite wastewater system.Published Date: Mar 2004
Bacterial Contamination of Surface Waters in Kansas
by Daniel L. Devlin George Marchin Charles Rice
MF2460
Health risks occur when there is fecal contamination of water from human or animal sources. Common waterborne diseases include typhoid, hepatitis, dysentery, giardiasis, & cryptosporidiosis.Published Date: Aug 2000
Vegetative Filter Strip Systems for Animal Feeding Operations
by Daniel L. Devlin James P Murphy Joseph P. Harner III
MF2454
Use grass plots to reduce nutrient runoff into surface water. Plants should have dense crown and root development; rapid top growth to reduce velocity of runoff water & fibrous roots.Published Date: Feb 2000
Guide for Community Yard Waste Composting in Kansas
MF2275
Learn more about community composting, an economical alternative for disposing of yard trimmings. 16-page, b/w.Published Date: Aug 1997
Grass Recycling
by Robert I. Neier Charles W. Marr
EP10
Up to 25 percent of your lawn’s fertilizer needs are supplied by clippings left on the lawn. Clippings do not contribute to thatch. Save time, money, landfill space by leaving clippings on lawn.Published Date: May 1995
Community Composting: Composting Site Management Levels
EP23
Landfills should manage yard wastes separately. Methods will vary depending on the volume and type of material, space available, and equipment.Published Date: May 1995
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