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Are there effective treatment technologies for removing nitrogen from onsite wastewater streams?

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Can plants take up pesticides previously used on a garden plot?

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Do fruits and vegetables concentrate pesticides?

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How can I decontaminate my pesticide contaminated garden soil?

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How do I dispose of old pesticides?

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How do I know what pesticide has been used on my garden soil?

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How does the two-stage biological nitrification-denitrification process work to remove nitrogen from a wastewater stream?

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I don't use pesticides in my home garden. Why do farmers use them?

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If I use Xeriscape principles, how often should I fertilize?

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What can I do at home to limit exposure to pesticides?

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Where do I get information on the safe use, storage, and disposal of gardening pesticides?

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Will pesticide chemicals in treated wood contaminate my vegetables?


 


 

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This website was developed by the ACES Water Quality Team, under the leadership of Dr. James E. Hairston. It is funded, in part, by USDA-CSREES water quality grant support under Section 406 of the Agricultural Research, Extension and Education Reform Act of 1998.