Kansas Farmers Face Growing Pollution Threat Says Expert
Dr. Keith Huston of Kansas State University warns Kansans increasingly overlook pollution from farming. He lists top pollution sources from livestock wastes to sediment and pesticides, notes 25 research projects, and stresses educated, economically aware decisions to limit pollution costs.
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