Add to ORKG"1/72/10M, 8/75/8M, 3/80/8M."The purpose of this guide is to give information on collecting, storing and treating water from ponds for domestic use. Treated surface water may be the best solution for many Missourians
Pond structures as cost-effective water treatment, storage and “source control” drainage techniques ...
Aquatic vegetation can be controlled using cultural, biological and chemical methods. Methods aimed ...
Protection on our nation’s streams and lakes has received high priority during the last 20 years. Mo...
Harvested from the University of Missouri Extension website"The purpose of this guide is to give inf...
Done under Department of Agricultural Engineering Research Project 155, 'Farm water supplies'--P. [2...
This guide describes the operation and maintenance of a unique new principal (pipe) spillway for a p...
This bulletin is based upon theses submitted by Buford E. Guyer, Milton D. Shanklin and L.H. Tempel ...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...
A quality pond stores the cleanest water possible. This publication describes suitable water sources...
Excessive seepage from farm ponds is a serious problem in several areas of Missouri. Seepage can be ...
More than 300,000 privately owned ponds have been constructed across Missouri to serve a variety of ...
4 pp., 2 figuresA trickling filter is a bed of gravel or plastic media over which pretreated wastewa...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...
A pond or lake equipped with a bottom-withdrawal spillway will store the highest-quality water possi...
The objectives of the study were: 1. To develop an outdoor pond water treatment unit. 2. Evaluate th...
Pond structures as cost-effective water treatment, storage and “source control” drainage techniques ...
Aquatic vegetation can be controlled using cultural, biological and chemical methods. Methods aimed ...
Protection on our nation’s streams and lakes has received high priority during the last 20 years. Mo...
Harvested from the University of Missouri Extension website"The purpose of this guide is to give inf...
Done under Department of Agricultural Engineering Research Project 155, 'Farm water supplies'--P. [2...
This guide describes the operation and maintenance of a unique new principal (pipe) spillway for a p...
This bulletin is based upon theses submitted by Buford E. Guyer, Milton D. Shanklin and L.H. Tempel ...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...
A quality pond stores the cleanest water possible. This publication describes suitable water sources...
Excessive seepage from farm ponds is a serious problem in several areas of Missouri. Seepage can be ...
More than 300,000 privately owned ponds have been constructed across Missouri to serve a variety of ...
4 pp., 2 figuresA trickling filter is a bed of gravel or plastic media over which pretreated wastewa...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...
A pond or lake equipped with a bottom-withdrawal spillway will store the highest-quality water possi...
The objectives of the study were: 1. To develop an outdoor pond water treatment unit. 2. Evaluate th...
Pond structures as cost-effective water treatment, storage and “source control” drainage techniques ...
Aquatic vegetation can be controlled using cultural, biological and chemical methods. Methods aimed ...
Protection on our nation’s streams and lakes has received high priority during the last 20 years. Mo...