Green alert | Advertiser-Tribune ADA — The multi-faceted and complex challenge of reducing the movement of dissolved phosphorus from farm fields to Lake Erie was a main topic of conversation Wednesday during the Conservation Tillage Conference. Researchers updated farmers, crop advisers and other agriculture professionals on the latest information farmers can use to reduce the portion of Lake Erie's harmful algal bloom problem caused by agriculture. The daylong program was part of the overall program at Ohio Northern University, Ada.

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