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Animal Agriculture in South Carolina: A Fact Book

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Introduction
Current Status of Animal Agriculture in South Carolina: Comparison with Adjacent States
Adult South Carolinians' Opinions about Animal Agriculture
Depicting Trends in South Carolina Animal Agriculture
Spatial Relationships of Polluted Streams, Animal Agriculture, and Human Populations in South Carolina Watersheds
Economics of Regulating Animal Agriculture
How Governments Are Responding
The Changing Structure of Animal Agriculture
Problems and Solutions
Other Sources of Nonpoint Pollution
Sources of Funding for Farmers
Websites of Interest for Agriculture and the Environment These resources were correct as of November 1998.
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