The Eastern shore is known for its chicken farms. But a new report shows that the high amounts of nitrogen and phosphorus may actually be contributing to algae blooms, or higher amounts of algae being produced in the Chesapeake Bay. What will this mean for farmers? Read more.
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Are chicken farms adding to algae problems in Chesapeake Bay?
The Eastern shore is known for its chicken farms. But a new report shows that the high amounts of nitrogen and phosphorus may actually be contributing to algae blooms, or higher amounts of algae being produced in the Chesapeake Bay. What will this mean for farmers? Read more.
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