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These data report the percent of crop acreage, within each basin (basins 1-8, see accompanying shapefiles), enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP).
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The Red River of the North (Red River) transports phosphorus from North Dakota, Minnesota, and South Dakota, to Manitoba, Canada, and eventually into Lake Winnipeg. Phosphorus load (or flux) is the amount of total phosphorus (TP) transported by the Red River. The effect of TP load on water quality is a concern, especially with respect to downstream eutrophication issues in Lake Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. There is interest at the State and International level to reduce TP flux – an expensive proposition, depending on the method (controlling sources, settling ponds, buffer strips, changes in land use) that is not always effective during spring runoff. The purpose of the study for which these data were developed...
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Phosphorus estimates, from fertilizer and manure, for the period 1970-2012 for eight subbasins (see accompanying shapefiles) of the Red River of the North Basin in kilograms per square kilometer.


    map background search result map search result map Total Phosphorus Load and Ancillary Data Related to Sources of Total Phosphorus in the Red River of the North Basin Conservation Reserve Program Estimates Red River of the North Basin Fertilizer Total Phosphorus Estimates Red Red River of the North Basin Land Use Estimates Red River of the North Basin Monthly Mean Precipitation Red River of the North Basin Conservation Reserve Program Estimates Red River of the North Basin Fertilizer Total Phosphorus Estimates Red Red River of the North Basin Land Use Estimates Red River of the North Basin Monthly Mean Precipitation Red River of the North Basin Total Phosphorus Load and Ancillary Data Related to Sources of Total Phosphorus in the Red River of the North Basin