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Hundred of landowners are asking city council in Ottawa, ON, to shut down a proposed $1.5-million upgrade to drainage works in their area, arguing only farmers will benefit.
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Small but mighty – nanomaterials or “nanopesticides” are different from their bulk counterparts. A new study finds that when combined with nutrient runoff, the tiny substances could result in more algae outbreaks for wetlands and waterways.
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Eric Young’s research focuses on how runoff of nutrients, such as phosphorus and nitrogen, varies on farms with tile drainage compared with those without.
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Brittany Bedolli, @TileBride, amassed 2,000 followers on Twitter and believes social media is a powerful free tool that fellow drainage contractors should consider using.
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