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U.C. guidelines for interpretation of agricultural water quality

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Robert S. Ayers
Roy L Branson

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California Agriculture 31(5):25-25.

Published May 01, 1977

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In early 1973, the University of California Committee of Consultants was requested by the State Water Resources Control Board staff to submit a set of guidelines for interpretation of water quality for agriculture. These were to set forth a method of agricultural water quality evaluation and also suggest numerical guidelines that could be used in the comprehensive water-quality management plans then being prepared to manage the water resources of each of the states 16 water basins.

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The authors are both Cooperative Extension soils and water specialists.

U.C. guidelines for interpretation of agricultural water quality

Robert S. Ayers, Roy L Branson
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U.C. guidelines for interpretation of agricultural water quality

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Authors

Robert S. Ayers
Roy L Branson

Publication Information

California Agriculture 31(5):25-25.

Published May 01, 1977

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Author Affiliations show

Abstract

In early 1973, the University of California Committee of Consultants was requested by the State Water Resources Control Board staff to submit a set of guidelines for interpretation of water quality for agriculture. These were to set forth a method of agricultural water quality evaluation and also suggest numerical guidelines that could be used in the comprehensive water-quality management plans then being prepared to manage the water resources of each of the states 16 water basins.

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Full text is available in PDF.

Author notes

The authors are both Cooperative Extension soils and water specialists.


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