Yes, Maryland has a fertilizer law. And it’s protecting local streams

When the weather warms up, homeowners who have visions of lush lawns in their heads may be going to their neighborhood garden centers to stock up on fertilizer, but Maryland’s Department of Agriculture is asking residents to reconsider.

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