Anhydrous ammonia is pumped into unlined irrigation canals and later applied on the fields through the sprinkler system. It provides nitrogen to the crops, and also seeps into the groundwater that Central Valley towns drink.
Anhydrous ammonia is pumped into unlined irrigation canals and later applied on the fields through the sprinkler system. It provides nitrogen to the crops, and also seeps into the groundwater that Central Valley towns drink.