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Development of standards and specifications for nutrient and pest management, state nutrient and pest management standards and specifications workshop July 19-20, 1989. Soil Conservation Service Procedure Manual: Development of Standards and Specifications for Nutrient and Pest Management. Section 2: Review of Current Pesticide and Nutrient Components of SCS Standards and Specifications.
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Development of standards and specifications for nutrient and pest management, state nutrient and pest management standards and specifications workshop July 19-20, 1989. Soil Conservation Service Procedure Manual: Development of Standards and Specifications for Nutrient and Pest Management. Section 2: Review of Current Pesticide and Nutrient Components of SCS Standards and Specifications.
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1989
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USDA Soil Conservation Service?
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This archival publication may not reflect current scientific knowledge or recommendations. Current information available from the University of Minnesota Extension: https://www.extension.umn.edu.
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(1989). Development of standards and specifications for nutrient and pest management, state nutrient and pest management standards and specifications workshop July 19-20, 1989. Soil Conservation Service Procedure Manual: Development of Standards and Specifications for Nutrient and Pest Management. Section 2: Review of Current Pesticide and Nutrient Components of SCS Standards and Specifications.. USDA Soil Conservation Service?. Retrieved from the University of Minnesota Digital Conservancy, http://hdl.handle.net/11299/183035.
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