Journal of soil & water conservation

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  Año 2004, Vol. 59, Número 5

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    EVALUATION OF STRUCTURAL BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES 20 YEARS AFTER INSTALLATION: BLACK CREEK WATERSHED, INDIANA

    K. S. Bracmort

    págs. 191-196

    
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    EFFECTS OF PINE STRAW HARVESTING ON QUANTITY AND QUALITY OF SURFACE RUNOFF

    D. H. Pote, B. C. Grigg, C. A. Blanche

    págs. 197-202

    
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    WILLINGNESS TO PAY FOR GREEN SPACE PRESERVATION: A COMPARISON OF SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT CLIENTELE AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC USING THE CONTINGENT VALUATION METHOD

    T. W. Blaine, F. R. Lichtkoppler

    págs. 203-208

    
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    WHERE SHOULD BUFFERS GO? MODELING RIPARIAN HABITAT CONNECTIVITY IN NORTHEAST KANSAS

    T. Kellerman, G. Bentrup

    págs. 209-215

    
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    HYDROLOGICAL AND TERRAIN VARIABLES TO AID STRATEGIC LOCATION OF RIPARIAN BUFFERS

    M. R. Burkart

    págs. 216-223

    
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    EVALUATION OF OPTICAL REMOTE SENSING MODELS FOR CROP RESIDUE COVER ASSESSMENT

    D. P. Thoma, S. C. Gupta, M. E. Bauer

    págs. 224-233