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Agricultural Impacts on Fecal Contamination of Shallow Groundwaters in the Bluegrass Region of Kentucky
Soil Science News and Views
  • Mark S. Coyne, University of Kentucky
  • J. M. Howell, University of Kentucky
Abstract

Any farming practices that degrade water quality contribute to agricultural nonpoint source pollution. This is a problem in Kentucky's Bluegrass region where shallow soils and karst geology permit surface contaminants to reach groundwater quickly. Real and perceived threats to public health may make groundwater protection plans a reality if evidence for non-point source pollution in agricultural areas continues to grow.

Publication Date
1-1994
Number
6
Disciplines
Citation Information
Mark S. Coyne and J. M. Howell. "Agricultural Impacts on Fecal Contamination of Shallow Groundwaters in the Bluegrass Region of Kentucky" Vol. 15 (1994)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/markcoyne/61/