Rainfall simulation: A tool for best management practice education
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Journal of Soil and Water Conservation v. 43, no. 4, p. 288-290615024Summary: Rainfall simulators are useful educational tools for demonstrating erosion and agricultural nonpoint-source pollution, and the effectiveness of the best management practices for their control. The simulator used, site selection and preparation, demonstration procedures and results of demonstrations are described.
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Rainfall simulators are useful educational tools for demonstrating erosion and agricultural nonpoint-source pollution, and the effectiveness of the best management practices for their control. The simulator used, site selection and preparation, demonstration procedures and results of demonstrations are described.
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