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Evaluating Animal Agriculture Impacts On Water Quality: Data Gaps In West Central Minnesota Case Study, Ed Brands
Environmental Studies Publications
Balancing the economic and food system contributions of animal agriculture with negative impacts such as water quality degradation has been a recurring question in Minnesota and other agricultural states (e.g., Iowa and North Carolina). Over the past 15 years significant federal- and state-level changes in the regulation of animal feeding operations (AFOs) and associated practices have attempted to improve water quality. The impacts of these changes are unclear; therefore, the main purpose of this project was to evaluate policies designed to protect water quality from manure runoff and spills within the context of a manageable geographic area. Project work was …
Use Of Peat Hydrolysate For Cultivation Of The Yeast, Candida Utilis, Jeffrey S. Denny, Allen G. Good
Use Of Peat Hydrolysate For Cultivation Of The Yeast, Candida Utilis, Jeffrey S. Denny, Allen G. Good
Journal of the Minnesota Academy of Science
No abstract provided.
Acid Rains: Implications For Agriculture, Prabhu D. Rawate
Acid Rains: Implications For Agriculture, Prabhu D. Rawate
Journal of the Minnesota Academy of Science
No abstract provided.
The Land-Grant Movement And Its Influence On Scientific Agriculture In Minnesota, Bill W. Kennedy
The Land-Grant Movement And Its Influence On Scientific Agriculture In Minnesota, Bill W. Kennedy
Journal of the Minnesota Academy of Science
Agriculture is the most basic of all human enterprises. Quantity and quality, as related to food production, are founded upon principles of science; a situation whereby man can use his own ingenuity to instrument selected benefits by modifying the course of nature. History provides evidence of a correlation between development of a primitive agriculture and a numerical increase in human population. Furthermore, records of the past show that food supplies have delimited man's geographic distribution, frequently have directed the policies of his government, and ultimately have seemed to mark the boundaries of his social progress. In modern times the United …
What Science Contributes To Agriculture, W. G. Wiegand
What Science Contributes To Agriculture, W. G. Wiegand
Journal of the Minnesota Academy of Science
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Breeding Better Flax Varieties For Minnesota, A. C. Arny
Breeding Better Flax Varieties For Minnesota, A. C. Arny
Journal of the Minnesota Academy of Science
No abstract provided.
A Comparative Study Of The Origin And The Cytological Development Of Some Legume Nodules, Fred W. Bieberdorf
A Comparative Study Of The Origin And The Cytological Development Of Some Legume Nodules, Fred W. Bieberdorf
Journal of the Minnesota Academy of Science
No abstract provided.
Influence Of Geological Structure On History In The United States, A. F. Bechdolt
Influence Of Geological Structure On History In The United States, A. F. Bechdolt
Journal of the Minnesota Academy of Science
No abstract provided.