Diversion terraces and grassed waterways in hilly potato land : studies explore benefits and reveal possible trade-offs of these popular practices : A12-1/11-2012E-PDF

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Discusses the environmental and economic impacts of installing diversion terraces and grassed waterways within the Black Brook Watershed, located in north-western New Brunswick’s Potato Belt.

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Department/Agency Canada. Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
Title Diversion terraces and grassed waterways in hilly potato land : studies explore benefits and reveal possible trade-offs of these popular practices
Series title WEBs fact sheetNo. 11
Publication type Series - View Master Record
Language [English]
Other language editions [French]
Format Electronic
Electronic document
Other formats Paper-[English]
Publishing information Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada c2012.
Description 6p.fig., references, photographs
Catalogue number
  • A12-1/11-2012E-PDF
Departmental catalogue number AAFC No. 11954E
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