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Sampling recharged groundwater quality beneath an agricultural field

By Water Resources Mission Area 2009 (approx.)
Sitting in front of a corn field, a USGS scientist takes notes while groundwater flows through tubing from a nearby well
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USGS scientist sampling recharged groundwater beneath an agricultural field. Photo from USGS circular 1352 "Water quality in the Glacial Aquifer System, Northern United States, 1993-2009".

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