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Una lista de síntomas en el agua (color, olor, sabor), las causas comunes y las posibles soluciones a los problemas comunes del agua potable.

This article outlines some of the major parameters you may see on the analysis and assists you in understanding the numbers on a water test report.

Water quality plays a critical role in determining successful production of nursery and greenhouse crops, and should be considered in fertilization management and disease control.

This article describes what coliform bacteria are, where they come from and how to remove them from drinking water.

Groundwater levels in wells vary over time. Water conservation and pump adjustments can help manage your water well during drought.

Find out how to estimate homeowner or farmer water needs and calculate how much water must be delivered from a private water supply to meet these needs.

A listing of symptoms in water (color, smell, taste), the common causes, and possible solutions to common drinking water problems.

A brief introduction and instructional guide to using live staking as an inexpensive and simple technique to restoring eroding stream banks.

This article describes some of the common pollutants found in water supplies in Pennsylvania and their potential effect on dairy cows.

Information on the volume of water needed for various agricultural purposes.

Basic interpretation of how various water quality parameters can influence plant growth during irrigation.

Water wells require regular maintenance to ensure adequate water flow and optimum water quality.

Information on drilling a new well, including choosing a well driller, contractual needs, and well construction, and what to do when buying a home that has a well.

Risk factors associated with the water we use to grow, harvest, and handle fresh produce and how to reduce the risk of contamination.

Phosphorus is an essential element for plant and animal growth, but too much of it can accelerate the natural aging of lakes and streams.

This article explains the benefits of using riparian buffers to protect the health of waterways, livestock, adjacent property, and all who drink and use water downstream.

This article provides an overview of water rights for citizens, farmers, rural business owners, and elected and appointed officials. (This is not a substitute for advice from a qualified lawyer.)