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Science

 

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Joshua G

 

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May 13, 2016

 

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This is a viable option to begin the process of getting the gulf free of all the excess nitrogen and phosphorus. Fertilizer is an essential part of the agriculture in the 21st century we have to look at other ways to treat the problem. Applying fertilizer at other times of the year will also decrease the likelihood of runoff or leaching of the nitrogen into the waterways...
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Animal manure has a substantial amount of nitrogen and phosphorus in it and is easily washed into our waterways. Through the use of specified diets it is possible to decrease the levels of the unwanted nutrients. The Council for Agricultural Sciences and Technologies put together a "recipe book" that decreases the output of nutrients...
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