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Register here.As utilities face stringent nutrient effluent regulations, phosphorus recovery has become a high priority for water resource recovery facilities (WRRFs). Many WRRFs that have implemented biological phosphorus removal in their treatment processes have seen detrimental effects on biosolids dewatering,…

We can't control how phosphorus was applied as fertilizer in the past, but that doesn't mean phosphorus applied in the past doesn't need to be managed today. In watersheds across the globe, phosphorus levels from past applications--so called "legacy phosphorus"--has…

More info herePhosphorus is an essential element to sustaining global food systems, but its use and management face many environmental challenges. Runoff from agricultural soil, animal waste, and urban storm water, for example, results in undesirable phosphorus losses to surface…

Dr. Deanna Osmond Professor of Soil Fertility & Watershed Management and Department Extension Leader Department of Crop and Soil Sciences (NC State) This will be a Zoom seminar. Zoom information available upon request.