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HOW GOOD IS GOOD ENOUGH? What information is needed for agricultural water quality planning and how can it be provided affordably?

Heilman    
P. Hatfield    
J. L. Rojas    
K. Ma    
L. Huddleston    
J. Ahuja    
L. Adkins    
M.    

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