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Expected Impact of Agricultural Nonpoint Sources Special Land Treatment (AgNPS-SALT) Projects

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This set of reports describes the computer based evaluation of 6 AgNPS-SALT Projects in Missouri and assesses the use of SWAT as an evaluation tool. The analyses estimates nutrient, sediment, and pesticide loading reductions for each project. Titles include: Final Report, Computer Based Evaluation of the AgNPS-SALT Project (19-06); Long Branch Lake Watershed, Computer Based Evaluation of the AgNPS-SALT Project (20-06); Upper and Lower Big Maries River Watersheds Computer Based Evaluation of the AgNPS-SALT Project (06-06); Flat Creek Watershed, Computer Based Evaluation of the AgNPS-SALT Project (13-06); Jenkins Basin Watershed Computer Based Evaluation of the AgNPS-SALT Project (16-06); Miami Creek Watershed, Computer Based Evaluation of the AgNPS-SALT Project (18-06)

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  • Unknown, 2006. "Expected Impact of Agricultural Nonpoint Sources Special Land Treatment (AgNPS-SALT) Projects," FAPRI-MU Report Series 44779, Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute (FAPRI).
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:faprre:44779
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