Water Management Best Management Practices for Phosphorus Control on Organic Soils: Minimizing Water Table Fluctuations 1
This BMP series was written specifically to address the concern for phosphorus control in the Everglades Agricultural Area. The information contained in the series may be applied to any agricultural area composed primarily of organic soils or Histosols. However please be aware that this information is not applicable to any other soil types.
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