Pesticide contamination of surface waters draining agriculture fields: Pesticide contamination classification and abatement measures

Stover, J; Hamill, A. S.

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Pesticide contamination of surface waters draining agriculture fields: Pesticide contamination classification and abatement measures

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Report 01 Jan 1992 Canada English Publisher:Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada

Authors: Stover, J; Hamill, A. S.;

handle: 10214/13922

Pesticide contamination of surface waters draining agriculture fields: Pesticide contamination classification and abatement measures

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This report is intended to provide a background for assessments of the relative potential of pesticides to contaminate surface runoff and to outline practical abatement measures. Toward this goal the report will present the following information: 1)Data documenting the incidence of pesticides in surface waters of the Canadian Great Lakes Basin, 2)A guide to factors affecting the extent of pesticide losses in surface runoff, 3)Indices for assessing the relative potential of pesticides to contaminate surface runoffand, 4)A discussion of abatement strategies.

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contamination, surface runoff, surface water, Great Lakes Water Quality Program, GLWQ, Great Lakes, abatement strategies, pesticide, Archive of Agri-Environmental Programs in Ontario, agriculture

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