论文信息 - Managing and maintaining vegetative filter strips on rill-irrigated row fields

Managing and maintaining vegetative filter strips on rill-irrigated row fields

By Dr. Brian W. Bodah, Pierce County Director, Washington State University Extension, Dr. Jeffrey L. Ullman, University of Florida, Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering, Mark Stannard, Manager, USDA-NRCS Pullman Plant Materials Center, Dr. R. Troy Peters, P.E., Washington State University Extension Irrigation Specialist, Department of Biological Systems Engineering, Dr. William Pan, Professor, Washington State University, Department of Crop and Soil Sciences FS214E

R. Troy Peters | William L. Pan | Brian W. Bodah | Mark Stannard | Jeffrey L. Ullman

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