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the solid material that is removed from wastewater during the treatment process of sewage
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sewage sludge that has been treated to meet certain land-application standards (low pathogen and contamination levels)
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the treated water that is returned to the stream in the sewage treatment process
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nutrient pollution from factory or municipal sewage outfa
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the macronutrients nitrogen, phosphorus and/or potass
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spreading fertilized evenly over the entire area of a field or area to be fertilized
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three number code that stands for percentages indicating the total nitrogen, the available phosphate content and the soluble potash content of a fertilizer
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the form of P found in most seeds (indigestible by nonruminant animals)
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the application of liquid fertilizers alongside the crop row as a side dressing
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largest amount of nutrient runoff and leaching permitted for an area of land.
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a crop grown to provide vegetative cover for the soil and then be killed and left as surface mulch or tilled into the soil creating green manure.
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buffer strip of dense vegetation situated along a bank
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the practice of spraying liquid fertilizer through sprinklers
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