Roundtable #2

"Forms of Phosphorus in Water and Their Bioavailability"

 

July 11 Abstract- "Forms of Phosphorus in Water and Their Bioavailability"
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July 11 Roundtable minutes

 

Conclusions & Resolutions

  • Investigate the movement of colloidal-P from land to water.
  • A "one size fits all" approach to P best management practices (BMPs) is not appropriate.
  • Landscape and water susceptibility tools (such as the P index, etc.) need to reflect the state's diversity in soils, waters and land use.
  • Bioavailable P transport to surface waters must be reduced.


Issues to Resolve

  • Define bio-available P as a function of time, lake/stream conditions, etc.
  • Resolve the total P to bio-available P correlation.
    oDo not exclude soluble (dissolved) P in assessing environmental impact.
  • Geographic (spatial) and temporal variation of individual farm operations must be assessed in the development of applicable (and functional) best management practices.
    o Management recommendations must be flexible.



 

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