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Document Title: Managing Grazing in Stream Corridors
Date: 2007
Main Topic: Surface Water, Agricultural Drainage, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics
Keywords: livestock water use, livestock water uses, livestock wateruse, livestock water-use, stream, streams, streambank protection, stream bank protection, stream bank protections, agricultural runoff, agricultural runoffs, agricultural run-off, agricultural run off, ag runoff, ag run-off, ag run off, bank erosion, livestock, livestock exlcusion, livestock fencing, pasture, pastures, rotational grazing, stream water quality, streambank erosion, stream-bank erosion, stream bank erosion, prescribed grazing, grazing, livestock exlcusion/fencing, manure, 319 project, 319, Section 319 Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Program

Document Title: Cottonwood River Native Vegetation Water Quality
Date: 2014
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Quality & Pollutants
Author (Corporate): US Environmental Protection Agency Region 5 Chicago, Illinois, University of Minnesota, Minnesota Corn Growers Association, Minnesota Department of Agriculture
Keywords: surface water, surface waters, surface-water, surface-waters, surfacewater, surfacewaters, Best Management Practice, Best Management Practices, BMP, BMPs, B.M.P., B.M.Ps, nonpoint source pollution, non point source pollution, non-point source pollution, riparian and channel vegetation, riparian and channel vegetations, soil attribute, soil attributes, South-western Minnesota, Southwestern Minnesota, Southwest Minnesota, 319 project, 319, Section 319 Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Program, 319 Demonstration, Education, Research Final Research Report

Document Title: Enhanced Filter Media for Removal of Dissolved Contaminants from Stormwater
Date: 2014
Main Topic: Surface Water, Urban & Industrial Stormwater, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Restoration & Protection, Water Economics
Keywords: runoff, runoffs, run-off, run-offs, run off, run offs, running off, runs off, sand filter, sand filters, sand filtration, sand filtering, sand filtered, heavy metals, heavy metal, urban runoff, urban runoffs, urban run-off, urban run-offs, urban run off, urban run offs, agricultural runoff, agricultural runoffs, agricultural run-off, agricultural run off, ag runoff, ag run-off, ag run off, public participation, public participationS, nutrient, nutrients, runoff water, runoff-water, storm runoff, excess nutrients, nutrient removal, nutrient removes, nutrient removing, nutrient remove, stormwater runoff, 319 project, 319, Section 319 Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Program, 319 Demonstration, Education, Research Final Research Report, enhanced filter media

Document Title: Watershed Achievements Report: 2011 Annual Report
Date: 2011
Main Topic: Surface Water, Urban & Industrial Stormwater, Agricultural Drainage, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics, Water Education, Outreach & Community Capacity, Water Economics
Author (Corporate): Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
Keywords: Total Maximum Daily Load, Total Maximum Daily Loads, TMDL, TMDLs, T.M.D.L., T.M.D.Ls, Clean Water Act, cwa, Federal Clean Water Act, watershed, watersheds, water shed, water sheds, water-shed, water-sheds, Watershed Management Organization, Watershed Management Organizations, WMO, WMOs, W.M.O., W.M.Os, turbid, turbidity, turbidness, Clean Water Partnership program, Clean Water Partnership programs, Federal Clean Water Acts, nutrient, nutrients, watershed assessment tool, watershed assessment tools, water shed assessment tool, water shed assessment tools, water-shed assessment tool, water-shed assessment tools, watershed management, watershed managements, water-shed management, water-shed managements, water shed management, water shed managements, watershed restoration, water-shed restoration, water shed restoration, watershed restorations, water-shed restorations, water shed restorations, Red River, Red River Basin, Minnesota River, UMR, Upper Mississippi River, Lake Superior, watershed protections, watershed protection, W.R.A.P, watershed restoration and protection, WRAP, UMRB, Upper Mississippi River Basin, Mississippi River Basin, MRB, Mississippi River, Intensive Watershed Monitoring, IWM, Section 319 Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Program, Minnesota River Basin, Des Moines River, Lower Mississippi River, Rainy River, St. Croix River

Document Title: Minnesota 2013-2017 Nonpoint Source Management Program Plan
Date: 2013
Main Topic: Groundwater, Surface Water, Urban & Industrial Stormwater, Agricultural Drainage, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics, Water Biology & Aquatic Habitat, Water Economics
Keywords: non-point source, non-point sources, nonpoint source, nonpoint sources, non point source, non point sources, water quality, water qualities, water-quality, water-qualities, water quality implication, water quality implications, water quality parameter, water quality parameters, Clean Water Partnership program, Clean Water Partnership programs, nonpoint source pollution, non point source pollution, non-point source pollution, water quality assessment, water quality assessments, water-quality assessment, water-quality assessments, water quality criteria, water quality management, water quality managements, Water Quality Regulation, Water Quality Regulations, WQR, W.Q.R, WQRs, W.Q.Rs, water quality standard, water quality standards, water quality protection, Non point Source Management, Non-point Source Management, Nonpoint Source Management, NSM, Section 319 Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Program, surface water quality

Document Title: Watershed Achievements Report: 2012 Annual Report
Date: 2012
Main Topic: Surface Water, Urban & Industrial Stormwater, Agricultural Drainage, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics, Water Education, Outreach & Community Capacity, Water Economics
Author (Corporate): Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
Keywords: Total Maximum Daily Load, Total Maximum Daily Loads, TMDL, TMDLs, T.M.D.L., T.M.D.Ls, Clean Water Act, cwa, Federal Clean Water Act, watershed, watersheds, water shed, water sheds, water-shed, water-sheds, Watershed Management Organization, Watershed Management Organizations, WMO, WMOs, W.M.O., W.M.Os, turbid, turbidity, turbidness, Clean Water Partnership program, Clean Water Partnership programs, Federal Clean Water Acts, nutrient, nutrients, watershed management, watershed managements, water-shed management, water-shed managements, water shed management, water shed managements, watershed restoration, water-shed restoration, water shed restoration, watershed restorations, water-shed restorations, water shed restorations, Red River, Red River Basin, Minnesota River, UMR, Upper Mississippi River, Lake Superior, watershed monitors, watershed monitor, watershed monitoring, watershed protections, watershed protection, W.R.A.P, watershed restoration and protection, WRAP, UMRB, Upper Mississippi River Basin, Mississippi River Basin, MRB, Mississippi River, Intensive Watershed Monitoring, IWM, Section 319 Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Program, Minnesota River Basin, Des Moines River, Lower Mississippi River, Rainy River, St. Croix River

Document Title: Assessing the feasibility of using permeable reactive barriers for phosphorus removal from stormwater
Date: 2014
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics
Author (Corporate): BARR Engineering Company
Keywords: calcium carbonate, stormwater, storm-water, storm water, excess nutrients, phosphorus, phosphorous, storm water treatment, storm-water treatment, stormwater treatment, nutrient removal, nutrient removes, nutrient removing, nutrient remove, nutrient reduction strategies, nutrient reduction strategy, 319 project, 319, Section 319 Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Program, spent lime

Document Title: Porous Pavement Paired Intersection Study
Date: 2013
Main Topic: Surface Water, Urban & Industrial Stormwater, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics
Author (Corporate): Wenck Associates, Inc.
Keywords: chloride, de-icing chemicals, de icing chemical, road, roads, 319 project, 319, Section 319 Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Program, porous paving, porous pavement, porous asphalt, road salt

Document Title: Swine Manure Application Timing: Results of Experiments in Southern Minnesota
Date: 2012
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics, Water Economics
Keywords: leach, leaching, leached, leaches, nitrate, nitrates, Nitrate-N, ammonia, ammonias, denitrification, denitrify, de-nitrification, manure, manure application, manure spreading, liquid manure, Manure Management: Timing, Manure Management Timing, Manure Timing Management, 319 project, 319, Section 319 Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Program, NO3 leaching, nitrate leaching, manure injection, liquid manure injection

Document Title: Minnesota Pollution Reduction and Economics Test with NTT
Date: 2014
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Use & Availability, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics, Water Monitoring & Assessment
Keywords: nutrient load, nutrient-load, nutrient loading, nutrient loads, ag bmp, ag bmps, ag bmp's, agricultural bmps, agricultural bmp's, nonpoint source pollution, non point source pollution, non-point source pollution, land management, conservation practices, conservation practice, nutrient assessment, nutrient assessments, 319 project, 319, Section 319 Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Program, NTT, nutrient tracking tool

Document Title: Buffalo Red River Watershed Sediment Modeling for Best Management Practices Implementation
Date: 2009
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics, Water Economics
Author (Corporate): Houston Engineering, Inc
Keywords: nitrate, nitrates, Nitrate-N, sediment, sediments, sedimentation, turbid, turbidity, turbidness, ag bmp, ag bmps, ag bmp's, agricultural bmps, agricultural bmp's, model, models, modeling, modeled, sediment load, sediment loads, sediment loading, sediment source, sediment sources, suspended sediment, suspended sediments, SWAT, Soil and Water Assessment Tool, watershed management, watershed managements, water-shed management, water-shed managements, water shed management, water shed managements, Red River, Red River Basin, computer modeling, computer modeling tools, 319 project, 319, Section 319 Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Program, sediment transport, sediments transport, Buffalo River

Document Title: Watershed Achievements Report: 2014 Annual Report
Date: 2014
Main Topic: Surface Water, Urban & Industrial Stormwater, Agricultural Drainage, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics, Water Education, Outreach & Community Capacity, Water Economics
Author (Corporate): Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
Keywords: Total Maximum Daily Load, Total Maximum Daily Loads, TMDL, TMDLs, T.M.D.L., T.M.D.Ls, Clean Water Act, cwa, Federal Clean Water Act, watershed, watersheds, water shed, water sheds, water-shed, water-sheds, watershed district, watershed districts, Watershed Management Organization, Watershed Management Organizations, WMO, WMOs, W.M.O., W.M.Os, watershed organization, watershed organizations, Clean Water Partnership program, Clean Water Partnership programs, Federal Clean Water Acts, watershed approach, watershed approaches, watershed assessment tool, watershed assessment tools, water shed assessment tool, water shed assessment tools, water-shed assessment tool, water-shed assessment tools, watershed management, watershed managements, water-shed management, water-shed managements, water shed management, water shed managements, watershed restoration, water-shed restoration, water shed restoration, watershed restorations, water-shed restorations, water shed restorations, Red River, Red River Basin, Minnesota River, Lake Superior, watershed monitors, watershed monitor, watershed monitoring, watershed protections, watershed protection, W.R.A.P, watershed restoration and protection, WRAP, Section 319 Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Program, Minnesota River Basin, Des Moines River, Lower Mississippi River, Rainy River, St. Croix River

Document Title: Side Inlets to Improve Water Quality
Date: 2014
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics, Water Economics
Keywords: surface runoff, surface runoffs, tile drainage, tile drainages, sediment, sediments, sedimentation, alternative tile intake, alternative tile intakes, drainage ditch, drainage ditches, drainage-ditch, drainage-ditches, tile drain, tile drains, tile inlet, tile inlets, agriculture drainage, agriculture drainages, agricultural drainage, ag drainage, Public Drainage Ditch, Public Drainage Ditches, side inlet, side inlets, side-inlet, side-inlets, surface drainage ditch, surface drainage ditches, Alternative Tile Inlets, 319 project, 319, Section 319 Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Program, sediment trap, sediment traps

Document Title: Sediment Production Model for the South Branch of the Buffalo River Watershed
Date: 2006
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Hydrology
Keywords: sediment, sediments, sedimentation, watershed, watersheds, water shed, water sheds, water-shed, water-sheds, bank erosion, sediment load, sediment loads, sediment loading, streambank erosion, stream-bank erosion, stream bank erosion, watershed assessment tool, watershed assessment tools, water shed assessment tool, water shed assessment tools, water-shed assessment tool, water-shed assessment tools, erosion, erosions, erode, eroding, erodes, Red River, Red River Basin, 319 project, 319, Section 319 Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Program, Buffalo River

Document Title: Watershed Achievements Report: 2010 Annual Report
Date: 2010
Main Topic: Surface Water, Urban & Industrial Stormwater, Agricultural Drainage, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics, Water Education, Outreach & Community Capacity, Water Economics
Author (Corporate): Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
Keywords: Total Maximum Daily Load, Total Maximum Daily Loads, TMDL, TMDLs, T.M.D.L., T.M.D.Ls, Clean Water Act, cwa, Federal Clean Water Act, watershed, watersheds, water shed, water sheds, water-shed, water-sheds, Watershed Management Organization, Watershed Management Organizations, WMO, WMOs, W.M.O., W.M.Os, watershed organization, watershed organizations, turbid, turbidity, turbidness, Clean Water Partnership program, Clean Water Partnership programs, Federal Clean Water Acts, nutrient, nutrients, watershed management, watershed managements, water-shed management, water-shed managements, water shed management, water shed managements, watershed restoration, water-shed restoration, water shed restoration, watershed restorations, water-shed restorations, water shed restorations, Red River, Red River Basin, Minnesota River, UMR, Upper Mississippi River, Lake Superior, watershed protections, watershed protection, W.R.A.P, watershed restoration and protection, WRAP, UMRB, Upper Mississippi River Basin, Mississippi River Basin, MRB, Mississippi River, Intensive Watershed Monitoring, IWM, Section 319 Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Program, Minnesota River Basin, Des Moines River, Lower Mississippi River, Rainy River, St. Croix River

Document Title: Watershed Achievements Report: 2013 Annual Report
Date: 2013
Main Topic: Surface Water, Urban & Industrial Stormwater, Agricultural Drainage, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Use & Availability, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics, Water Education, Outreach & Community Capacity, Water Economics
Author (Corporate): Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
Keywords: Total Maximum Daily Load, Total Maximum Daily Loads, TMDL, TMDLs, T.M.D.L., T.M.D.Ls, Clean Water Act, cwa, Federal Clean Water Act, watershed, watersheds, water shed, water sheds, water-shed, water-sheds, Watershed Management Organization, Watershed Management Organizations, WMO, WMOs, W.M.O., W.M.Os, watershed organization, watershed organizations, turbid, turbidity, turbidness, Clean Water Partnership program, Clean Water Partnership programs, nutrient, nutrients, watershed approach, watershed approaches, watershed assessment tool, watershed assessment tools, water shed assessment tool, water shed assessment tools, water-shed assessment tool, water-shed assessment tools, watershed management, watershed managements, water-shed management, water-shed managements, water shed management, water shed managements, watershed restoration, water-shed restoration, water shed restoration, watershed restorations, water-shed restorations, water shed restorations, Red River, Red River Basin, Minnesota River, UMR, Upper Mississippi River, Lake Superior, watershed monitors, watershed monitor, watershed monitoring, watershed protections, watershed protection, W.R.A.P, watershed restoration and protection, WRAP, UMRB, Upper Mississippi River Basin, Missouri River Basin, Intensive Watershed Monitoring, IWM, Section 319 Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Program, Minnesota River Basin, Lower Mississippi River, Rainy River, St. Croix River

Document Title: Nitrogen in Minnesota Ground Water
Date: 1991
Main Topic: Drinking Water, Groundwater, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics
Keywords: nitrate, nitrates, Nitrate-N, nitrogen, nitrogens, private well, private wells, drinking water, water planning, water plannings, groundwater, ground water, ground-water, groundwaters, water well, water wells, nitrogen management, drinking water supplies, drinking water supply, drinking water quality, 319 project, 319, Section 319 Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Program

Document Title: Bois de Sioux Watershed Nutrient load Assessment and Reduction Project
Date: 2014
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics, Water Economics
Keywords: nutrient load, nutrient-load, nutrient loading, nutrient loads, agricultural runoff, agricultural runoffs, agricultural run-off, agricultural run off, ag runoff, ag run-off, ag run off, excess nutrients, nutrient transport, Red River, Red River Basin, watershed scale, watershed-scale, flood water detention, flood-water detention, floodwater detention, nutrient removal, nutrient removes, nutrient removing, nutrient remove, watershed monitors, watershed monitor, watershed monitoring, watershed protections, watershed protection, 319 project, 319, Section 319 Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Program, Bois de Sioux River

Document Title: Design, Construction, and Assessment of a Self-Sustaining Drainage Ditch
Date: 2011
Main Topic: Surface Water, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics, Water Economics
Keywords: sediment, sediments, sedimentation, ditch, ditches, drainage ditch, drainage ditches, drainage-ditch, drainage-ditches, drainage water quality, drainage water qualities, two stage ditch, two stage ditches, two-stage ditch, two-stage drainage ditch, two-stage drainage ditches, two stage drainage ditch, two stage drainage ditches, excess nutrients, agriculture drainage, agriculture drainages, agricultural drainage, ag drainage, conventional agricultural drainage, Public Drainage Ditch, Public Drainage Ditches, sediment removal, surface drainage ditch, surface drainage ditches, 319 project, 319, Section 319 Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Program

Document Title: Monitoring an Iron-Enhanced Sand Filter Trench for the Capture of Phosphate from Stormwater Runoff
Date: 2015
Main Topic: Surface Water, Urban & Industrial Stormwater, Water Quality & Pollutants, Water Conveyance & Hydraulics
Keywords: sand filter, sand filters, sand filtration, sand filtering, sand filtered, phosphorus load, phosphorus loads, phosphorus loading, phosphorus, phosphorous, impaired waters, impaired water, 319 project, 319, Section 319 Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Program, iron-enhanced sand filtration, iron enhanced sand filtration, Spring Lake, Prior Lake

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