1. Arkansas Soil And Water Conservation Commission Arkansas soil and water Conservation Commission water, Waste Disposal Pollution Abatement. Facilities general Obligation Bond Program water management Division. Floodplain management http://www.state.ar.us/aswcc

Online Services Privacy Accessibility Security Arkansas Soil and Water Conservation Commission 101 East Capitol, Suite 350, Little Rock, AR 72201 (501) 682-1611 FAX (501) 682-3991 Email: ASWCC ASWCC Mission Statement: To manage and protect our water and land resources for the health, safety and economic benefit of the State of Arkansas. Executive Director: J. Randy Young, P.E. General Menu C ommissioners Employee Directory Map Directions ... Webmaster What's New? Welcome! New Commissioner, Robert White, from Fayetteville! Proposed Rules Governing Nutrient Management in Arkansas Attention: Commission to sponsor HEC-RAS course for engineers, hydrologists, and others. Commission Divisions and Programs Conservation Division Tax Incentives (including application forms) Poultry Registration (including application form) Water Use Beaver Control Arkansas Association of Conservation Districts Grants to Districts Water Development Division Water Development Fund (including application forms) (including application forms) Water Resources Cost Share Revolving Fund Safe Drinking Water Revolving Fund Facilities General Obligation Bond Program Water Plan Compliance ... Water, Wastewater Advisory Committee

2. DCR Soil And Water Conservation Programs Index Introduction and general programs overview. Nonpoint source (NPS) pollution awareness soil and water Conservation Board. soil Surveys. Stormwater management. Virginia Nonpoint Source http://www.dcr.state.va.us/sw

Site search Check out DCR's new Virginia Waterways site Quick links New stuff Intro, Overview NPS pollution Adopt-a-Stream ... Expanded Program Listing DCR's Soil and Water Conservation Programs Ever heard of a "watershed"? Despite the fact that we all live in a watershed , most of us don't know the actual meaning of the word. Put simply, a watershed is all the land that drains into a given body of water. This body of water can be a creek, pond, river or ocean. Generally speaking, the larger the body of water, the larger its watershed. The Chesapeake Bay watershed, for example, covers 64,000 square miles and drains from six states including 60 percent of Virginia. The map above depicts the Old Dominion's major river watersheds (there are 497 subwatersheds). One thing all of these watersheds have in common is people, and where you have people, you have land altering activity. When we alter land - to farm, to build, to landscape, for transportation - we must take care to make sure our land use changes aren't causing runoff pollution problems for either other people or plants and animals downstream that depend on clean, usable water. The technical term for this form of pollution is

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Browse The Same Category Home Database Search Soil and water conservation and management "ON SITE" DIAGNOSIS OF NITROGEN FERTILITY TO FIND NITROGEN FERTILIZER REQUIREMENTS OF LEAFY VEGETABLES News source: Taiwan Agricultural Research Institute, Taiwan ROC See PDF file for e-mail address - April, 2002 ( Research Highlights See also: Fertilizers, soil fertility, plant nutrition Soil and water conservation and management A COMPUTER MODEL FOR LAND USE PLANNING AND ANALYSIS News source: MARDI, Malaysia - March, 2001 ( Research Highlights See also: Soil and water conservation and management A SOIL TESTING SERVICE FOR FARMERS IN THAILAND, USING MOBILE LABORATORIES Narong Chinabut Office of Science for Land Development Land Development Department, Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Bangkok 10900, Thailand - November, 2003 ( Extension Bulletins See also: Soil and water conservation and management Soil survey and classification General A SUSTAINABLE UPLAND FARMING SYSTEM FOR INDONESIA J. Sri Adiningsih and A. Syarifuddin Karama Center for Soil and Agroclimate Research (CSAR) Agency for Agricultural Research and Development Jl, Ir. H. Juanda 98, Indonesia - September, 1992 ( Extension Bulletins See also: Grain and root crops: Production and cultural practices Vegetables and fruit: Production and cultural practices Fertilizers, soil fertility, plant nutrition

4. Best Management Practices-Soil & Water Conservation Best management Practices soil water Conservation. This series of six articles was written by There are many more general guidelines, and even more guidelines for special http://www.wvu.edu/~agexten/forestry/bestprac.htm

Best Management Practices This series of six articles was written by consultants working in the forest industry. We are grateful to them for sharing their expertise ... WVU-ES Editors KEVIN BELT, R.F., Consulting Forester Appalachian Forestry, Johnson City, Tenn., and ROBERT CAMPBELL, R.F., Consulting Forester Appalachian Forestry, Hinton/Beckley, W.Va. Note: This is the second in a series of forestry-related articles to promote proper forestry practices, forestry education, and forestry extension. The series will also speak to some of the misconceptions about forestry. Forestry activities, particularly harvesting, can have serious consequences on soil and water quality. Any good forester is concerned about these impacts. Measures can be taken to preserve soil and water quality and to prevent their undue mixing. These measures are known as Best Management Practices or BMPs. Any activities that involve heavy machinery on mountainous or rolling terrain require cutting roads. Skid roads are used to move logs from stump to log desk by bulldozers and skidders (specially adapted, articulated four-wheel drive tractors). Haul roads are used to move logs from the log deck to the public road. When the roads are built, bare mineral soil is exposed. When soil is exposed, soil or sediment can be moved by the force of water. When sediment moves, it moves toward a stream. The purpose of implementing Best Management Practices is to minimize soil movement, particularly movement into a stream.

5. Kamloops Library A large range of topics relevant to forest hydrology, such as streamflow, water quality, snow accumulation and melt, the energy balance, evapotranspiration, interception, soil moisture, fish habitat, climate change, and general watershed management. Many of the papers included here are conference presentations, technical reports, or government reports and are unavailable through university or public libraries. http://foresthydrology.gov.bc.ca/

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6. Soil Management soil Fertility Crop Nutrition soil water management . Factsheets, Infosheets Publications. soil Erosion Control soil management Tillage . general. http://www.gov.on.ca/OMAFRA/english/crops/soils/manage.html

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10. Cooperative Extension Catalog Of Publications--Water Management You've reached the Animal Diseases subject category in the Resource Catalog, a reference published by Nebraska Cooperative Extension at the University of Nebraska. Foods Nutrition. Sheep. Forestry. soil management. general Agriculture. Swine Home management. Waste management. Horticulture. water management. Horse. Weeds. Wildlife management http://www.ianr.unl.edu/pubs/water

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Water Quality and Waste Management Glossary Prepared by: Gregory D. Jennings and Ronald E. Sneed Published by: North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service Publication Number: EBAE 144-90 Last Electronic Revision: March 1996 (JWM) This fact sheet provides definitions of commonly used water quality and waste management terms. Many of these terms are described in greater detail in publications available from your County Extension Center. Activated Carbon Filter: Water treatment process to remove taste, odor, some organic compounds, and radon. Adsorption: retention of a substance by soil particles. Aerobic: in the presence of or requiring oxygen. Agri-chemical: chemicals (fertilizers and pesticides) used in agricultural production. Algal Bloom: large, visible masses of algae found in bodies of water during warm water. Alkalinity: capacity of water to neutralize acids by its content of bicarbonates, carbonates, or hydroxides. Ambient Monitoring: performed to determine existing environmental conditions or contaminant levels in the environment, against which future conditions can be compared. Anaerobic (Anoxic): in the absence of oxygen.

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14. DCR Soil And Water Conservation Programs In General Most DCR soil and water conservation efforts are Nonpoint source pollution is water pollution caused by and assist local governments with resource management. http://www.dcr.state.va.us/sw/swintro.htm

Quick links New stuff Intro, Overview NPS pollution Adopt-a-Stream ... Expanded Program Listing Soil and Water Conservation Programs in general . . . intro watershed offices programs, in general Introduction: Virginia's Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) coordinates and directs programs and services to prevent degradation of the Commonwealth's water quality and quantity. Most DCR soil and water conservation efforts are devoted to controlling nonpoint source pollution . In fact, DCR is the state's lead agency for developing and implementing statewide nonpoint source pollution control programs and services. Nonpoint source pollution is water pollution caused by diffuse runoff that is not confined to a single discharge point such as a wastewater treatment plant or industrial discharge pipe. Because of the diverse nature of NPS pollution, approaches to addressing the sources must also be diverse. It requires numerous programs and involves a number of state, local and federal agencies, and the private sector. Statewide nonpoint source pollution control programs and services support both individual natural resource stewardship and assist local governments with resource management. These statewide programs are funded through state agency budgets and through non-general fund revenues raised by programs such as sale of Chesapeake Bay license plates. Technical assistance, financial assistance, education and research efforts are enhanced by funds available from the federal Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Program (

15. Jossey-Bass::Soil And Water Management Systems, 4th Edition soil and water management Systems, 4th Edition. Related Subjects. Landscape Design. general Earth Science essential elements of soil and water systems. The principles of soil and water http://www.josseybass.com/cda/product/0,,0471109738,00.html

By Keyword By Title By Author By ISBN By ISSN Shopping Cart My Account Help Contact Us ... Forestry Soil and Water Management Systems, 4th Edition Related Subjects Landscape Design General Earth Science Earth Science Special Topics Ecology ... Agriculture Related Titles More By These Authors Soil and Water Conservation Engineering, 4th Edition (Hardcover) Forestry The Urban Forest: Comprehensive Management (Hardcover) by Gene W. Grey Principles of Forest Pathology (Hardcover) by F. H. Tainter, F. A. Baker Wilderness and the Changing American West (Paperback) by Gundars Rudzitis America's Ancient Forests: From the Ice Age to the Age of Discovery (Hardcover) by Thomas M. Bonnicksen Ecology and Management of Central Hardwood Forests (Hardcover) by Ray R. Hicks Forestry Soil and Water Management Systems, 4th Edition Glenn O. Schwab, Delmar D. Fangmeier, William J. Elliot ISBN: 0-471-10973-8 Hardcover 371 pages October 1995 US $102.95 Add to Cart Description Table of Contents As our society places increasing importance on the management of our natural resources, natural resource managers in both public and private sectors will need to understand the essential elements of soil and water systems. The principles of soil and water systems are clearly presented, and examples are given to demonstrate the applications to typical problems encountered by resource managers. Also includes the basic principles for controlling water and wind erosion, the disposal of excess water in humid areas and from irrigation systems, and the management of irrigation systems.

16. AGRICULTURAL WATER MANAGEMENT FOR COASTAL PLAIN SOILS. AG-355 management options on a poorly drained soil in eastern over 90 million gallons of water which was the performance and general operation and management of these http://www.bae.ncsu.edu/programs/extension/evans/ag355.html

AGRICULTURAL WATER MANAGEMENT FOR COASTAL PLAIN SOILS Prepared by: Robert Evans, Extension Specialist and Wayne Skaggs, William Neal Reynolds Professor Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering Published by: North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service Publication Number: AG 355 Last Electronic Revision: June 1996 (KNS) Introduction North Carolina has historically been blessed with an adequate source of good quality water to supply all of its water demands for industry, agriculture and domestic and recreational users. However, if consumption continues to increase at its present rate, water shortages will become prevalent in the near future. Water use in some areas is already approaching critical limits, and shortages in other areas are likely to follow. The best solution to this increasing demand involves developing management strategies to conserve and use the existing water resources more efficiently. These management strategies can also have a pronounced effect on water quality. Thus, all management decisions should consider strategies that maintain or improve water quality. However, the best management strategies are often geo- graphically sensitive: what might work in one region might not work in another. Each management strategy, therefore, should be selected based on minimizing the specific local problems. How Water Stress Impacts Crop Production Soil water, either too much and/or too little, is recognized as the single most limiting factor for crop production in both North Carolina and much of the southeastern United States. This is especially true in the Coastal Plain and Tidewater regions where both excessive and deficient soil-water conditions frequently are found in the same field.

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19. Land Use Change And Soil And Water Processes In Tropical Mountain Environments change on physical and chemical soil degradation. strategies for sustainable land and water management. fodder scientist Director general, National Agriculture http://soilerosion.net/laos2004/lpfirstcircular.html

Second International Symposium on LAND USE CHANGE AND SOIL AND WATER PROCESSES IN TROPICAL MOUNTAIN ENVIRONMENTS December 14-17, 2004 Luang Phrabang, Lao PDR First Circular Organized by Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, Lao PDR Sponsored by National Agriculture and Forestry Research Institute (NAFRI) International Water Management Institute (IWMI) Institut de Recherche pour le Développement (IRD) This symposium follows the symposium held in Quito, Equator, December 2002 ‘ Land use change and geomorphic, soil and water processes in tropical mountain environments’ . It aims at bringing together scientists from various disciplines dealing with land use and soil and water management in tropical mountain areas. The main objectives of the symposium are: To exchange information and scientific findings on the effects of land use change on soil and water processes in tropical mountain areas in a broad sense. To identify the gaps in our knowledge and understanding of the response of soil and water dynamics in tropical ecosystems to land use change. To formulate research strategies and guidelines that will allow advancing our understanding of the response of soil and water processes to land use change in tropical mountain areas.

20. Home > Soil Science > Soil Erosion And Conservation > General It provides information on the importance of good soil management, how to maintain soil fertility, and tips for controlling wind and water erosion. http://agrifor.ac.uk/hb/979763c9b9608885bb33618d82df8e4f.html

low graphics Home Soil Science Soil erosion and conservation General Association for Better Land Husbandry : ABLH Homepage of the ABLH, a registered UK charity that was established in 1993 and works to improve land husbandry practices in countries in tropical and sub-tropical regions, in order to reduce land degradation, and promote sustainability. Information is provided on the Association, its history, membership procedures, aims and activities. ABLH publications can be viewed freely online. The Association is affiliated with the World Association of Soil and Water Conservation (WASWC), and links to the WASWC is provided along with links to other related Web resources. soil conservation non-governmental organizations land use land management ... Conservation agriculture in Europe : environmental, economic and EU policy perspectives This document was written, and is published on the Web, by the European Conservation Agriculture Federation (ECAF). The report aims to "briefly outline the important environmental problems caused by conventional agriculture in Europe and to illustrate how they may be overcome through the adoption of the conservation agriculture techniques." Topics covered include; conventional vs. conservation agriculture - an environmental overview; comparative economic of conservation vs. conservation agriculture; current world-wide state of conservation agriculture; and EU agri-environmental policy and conservation agriculture. sustainability soil conservation environmental impact conservation tillage ... European Conservation Agriculture Federation : ECAF Homepage of the European Conservation Agriculture Federation (ECAF) which was constituted in Brussels in January 1999 and represents the interests of the majority of the European Union's cropped farmland. This site provides information about ECAF, its aims and activities. Information about conservation agriculture, including its' environmental and economic benefits, is provided. Details of EU legislation of relevance to conservation agriculture is available, and access to ECAF publications is provided online. Information is provided on LIFE, an EU-funded project that is organised by ECAF and which specifically supports the development and implementation of Community environment policy. A collection of links to related Web sites is available.

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