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Field Guide for Maintaining Rural Roadside Ditches

Brady, Valerie
Axler, Richard P
Schomberg, Jesse
2014
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Field Guide for Maintaining Rural Roadside Ditches

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2014

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The purpose of this field guide is to provide guidelines for maintaining upland roadside ditches in rural northern areas in a way that reduces sediment and pollutant loads to waterways. This information will help prevent erosion and maintain good water conveyance. The guide offers practical advice and illustrations to hands-on maintenance workers, ditch maintenance contractors, and local (township) road supervisors who maintain ditches.

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Minnesota Sea Grant product number;SH14
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Funded by Great Lakes Restoration; Minnesota Pollution Control Agency; Minnesota Sea Grant; Fortin Consulting, Inc.; Natural Resources Research Institute, University of Minnesota Duluth

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Brady, Valerie; Axler, Richard P; Schomberg, Jesse. (2014). Field Guide for Maintaining Rural Roadside Ditches. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/187059.

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