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Little River, TX | Darn sure retards erosion, and 800 or so lbs of nitrogen is not out of the question.
It will not be a problem with nitrogen but with accumulating phosphates.
With a high pH soil a lot of the phosphate will become tied up as a calcium phosphate, but it can still be a water quality problem.
They will have to clear anything they do with the water quality people anyway, being a animal confinement operation. | |
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High N tolerance grass?
