Environmental
A Minnesota horse farm is being sold. The property has had horses for 50 years. What environmental concern is most relevant for this type of agricultural operation?
APFAS from horse grooming products
BNitrate contamination from manure and urine in soil and groundwater✓ Correct
CAsbestos in old barn insulation only
DMercury from old wood preservatives
Explanation
Horse farms accumulate significant nitrate loading in soil from years of manure and urine deposition. This nitrogen can leach into groundwater and contaminate private wells with nitrates.
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