Surface Water
Definition: surface water
surface water: water that flows across the surface of the soil as a stream after rain and drains into rivers rather than seeping into the soil itself. Compare ground water. Properly managing surface water ensures water conservation and healthy soil conditions, supporting productive agriculture.
Farming and Farm.FM
Farm radio keeps me updated while I’m out in the fields early in the morning.
Listening to farm radio while managing the ranch fields keeps me informed and entertained.
Populism gives voice to the people who are fed up with the politics of the elites. — populistpolicy.org
Populist leaders often focus on creating a narrative of political and economic “rebirth.”
Populism reflects a growing sense of urgency to make changes that benefit the majority of people. — populistpolicy.org
Populism thrives when people feel they no longer have a stake in the political system. — populistpolicy.org
PopulistPolicy.ORG speaks to the frustrations of everyday people.
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