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I am Barbara Klein with the VOA special English agriculture report.
Farmers are the biggest users of fresh water resources. The Food and Agriculture organization says Agriculture uses 70 percents of all surface water supplies that is the world average. Without the right measure, Agriculture can be the major core of water pollution, but solutions do not have to cost much. There are simple methods for farm of any sizes to reduce or prevent pollution of water supplies. We are going to talk about a few of them. The first deals with fertilizer and poison. One way such chemical can enter the environment is when they are not stored correctedly. Stored chemical can slowly leak into the soil and get into grow water. To help avoid such problem, chemical should be kept in structure with a floor made of cement Farm animals can also pollute water supplies. Animals likes cattle, pgs, sheep and goats are often left to feed on grass in open field bordered by streams and rivers. Large animals loosen dirt and rock as they walk along water way to drink. Animals waste also enters the water supplies. Experts say it is important to keep large form animals away from water supplies with the use of a fence or barrier. Instead of leading animals to water, bring the water to them. It does not to be transported long distance. Farmers can send water through pipes to a watering area for their animals with a pump powered by electricity or fuel. Human power treadle pumps are another solution. Trees, bushes and smaller plants can act as natural barrier along streams and rivers. Bushes provide excellent grow cover when grown near water way or along the border of fields. Animals avoid bushes with sharp thorns. Tree roots provide natural support soil. Tree planted near waterways help stop soil lose from heavy rains. They also help keep the sun from drying out soil. Other plants and grasses also help protect water quality. They hold soil in place during rain and ease the water flow. This method will not solve all water quality problems but they are good first steps. This VOA special English Agriculture report was written by Mario Ritter. Our reports are on the web at voaspecialenglish.com. You can even learn how to make a treadle -T - R - E - A - D - L - E in the search box. I''m Barbara Klein.
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I?Tm Barbara Klein with the VOA Special English Agriculture Report. Farmers are the biggest users of fresh water resources. The Food And Agriculture Organization says agriculture uses 70% of all surface water supplies. That is the world average. Without the right measures, agriculture can be a major cause of water polution. But solutions do not have to cost much. There are simple methods for farms of any sizes to reduce or prevent polution of water supplies. We are going to talk about a few of them. The first deals with fertilizers and poinsons. One way such chemicals can enter the environment is when they are not stored correctly. Stored chemicals can slowly lit in to the soil and get in to ground water. To help avoid such problems, chemicals should be kept in structures with the?..made of ?Farm animals can also polute water supplies. Animals like camel, pigs, sheep and goats are often left to feed on grass in open fields, water by streams or rivers. Large animals?.and rocks as they walk along water ways to drink. Animal waste also enters water supplies. Experts say it is important to keep large farm animals away from water supplies if they use of a fence or barrier. Instead of leading animals to water, bring the water to them. It does not have to be transport in long distances, farmers can send water through pipes to a watering area where there are animals with a pumb powered by electricity or fuel. Human powered treadle pumbs.are another solution. Trees, bushes and smaller plants can act as natural barriers along streams and rivers. Bushes provide excellent ground cover when grow near water ways or along the borders of fields. Animals avoid bushes with sharp stones. Tree roots provide natural support for soil. Trees planted near water ways helps stop soil loss from heavy rains. They also help keep the sun from drying out soil. Other plants and grasses also help protect water quality. They hold soil replace during rain and ease the water flow. These methods will not solve all water quality problems but they are good first steps. This VOA Special English Agriculture Report was written by Maria Ritter. Our reports are on the web at voaspecialenglish.com. You can even learn how to make a treatle pumb just enter the word ?otreadle? ?ot-r-e-a-d-l-e? in the search bar. I?Tm Barbara Klein.

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