Title

Coping With Contaminated Wells

Authors

Thomas D. Glanville, Iowa State UniversityFollow

Files

Extension Number

PM 1239

Description

The most common cause of well water test failures is bacterial problems caused by well deterioration. This publication addresses how to handle contaminated well issues by looking at coliform and nitrate problems.

Publication Date:

12-1993

Publisher:

Iowa State University Extension and Outreach

City:

Ames, IA

Keywords:

Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering, Crops, Pesticides and Environment

Disciplines:

Agricultural Education | Bioresource and Agricultural Engineering

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Recommended Citation

Glanville, Thomas D., "Coping With Contaminated Wells" (1993). Agriculture and Environment Extension Publications. 82.
https://lib.dr.iastate.edu/extension_ag_pubs/82