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Feedlot Lagoon Water Could Boost Soil Fertility
Kansas feedlots produce lagoon water rich in nitrogen and other fertilizers that can raise crop yields when spread on land. But salts of calcium magnesium and sodium may build up soil and hurt yields. The Kansas State Extension pamphlet Guidelines for Land Disposal of Feedlot Lagoon Water explains composition dilution factors soil dispersion risks and soil salt tests.
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Manhattan
Kansas
Extension Service At
Kansas State University
Russell Herpich
Harry Manges
Larry Murphy
Bill Powers
David Whitney
K-State