Crop *A* Syst for Nursery Crop and Christmas Tree Producers (FAS114)

April 13, 2021

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Some nursery and Christmas tree production practices can result in high risk of contamination to groundwater and surface water resources ? including your drinking water supply. Others present low risk or virtually no risk at all.

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