
Tag Archives Water pollution

Is phosphorus management being lost in the fertilizer furor?
While there’s lots of talk about nitrogen, managing phosphorus remains a critical concern
Letters: Time to redefine ‘progress’

Alum a useful tool to combat toxic algae
The chemical has been used in the U.S. to clear lakes of algal blooms but hasn’t seen widespread acceptance in Canada

Getting phosphorus out of Lake Winnipeg and onto fields
Manitoba’s agriculture needs and waterways are on opposite sides of the phosphorus debate — or are they?

Manure map raises recycling hopes
A study shows potential for farmers to reclaim phosphorus fertilizer

Water woes can hurt cattle
Dry conditions for the past many months could mean trouble in dugouts

Project stabilizes creek bank, enhances fish habitat
Roseilse Creek is home to a state-of-the-art project that looks like an all-round winner

Agriculture major contributor to Lake Erie algae blooms
Better on-farm management would go a long ways towards solving the problem

On-farm water collection key to drainage management
Other farming practices such as enhancing soil health and better design and maintenance of surface drains can also help

Tipping points could predict the future of lakes
Dutch researchers say keeping a closer eye on key indicators could give water managers a fighting chance at avoiding catastrophe