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A combination of practices protecting water quality is normally required to be certified through the MAWQCP. Obtaining certification is therefore considered adequate and appropriate as an alternative practice.
The MDA will identify opportunities to collaborate with other agencies, industry, and non-governmental organizations through existing programs and develop new partnerships to foster the development and establishment of alternative practices that address nitrogen fertilizer management.
4. Enrollment in the Minnesota Agricultural Water Quality Certification Program (MAWQCP)
A combination of practices protecting water quality is normally required to be certified through the MAWQCP. Obtaining certification is therefore considered adequate and appropriate as an alternative practice.
The MDA will identify opportunities to collaborate with other agencies, industry, and non-governmental organizations through existing programs and develop new partnerships to foster the development and establishment of alternative practices that address nitrogen fertilizer management.
