As farmers get ready for winter, the new state law concerning water quality and fertilizer were to topic of conversation at the Evergreen Lane Office Complex. The law established new restrictions. About two dozen area residents talked about the restrictions, weather forecasts, and keeping track of treatments. Matt Lane, the representative from the ODNR’s Columbus office, said they are officially using the National Weather Service forecast, especially important when considering rainfall and snow. Lane said at the meeting that the office wants to work with farmers, and that “we’re not going to be out to get people.” The new law was passed after the large algae bloom in Lake Erie and area waterways that affected local drinking water.
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