1. Reducing soil erosion: Percentage of land in moderate and severe soil erosion on agricultural land

2. The Problem of Soil Erosion

3. We've talked about the soil erosion.

4. Is soil erosion really a problem?

5. Crop rotation helps prevent soil erosion.

6. Tree cover would prevent further soil erosion.

7. Indicator 23: Soil erosion (group a/b/c)

8. Trees also prevent soil erosion by retaining water in the soil and hindering runoff.

9. Poor farming methods have contributed to increased soil erosion.

10. They also harbour wildlife and help prevent soil erosion.

11. The area is plagued by soil erosion and flooding.

12. Soil erosion was mitigated by the planting of trees.

13. This leaves fertile soil unprotected and prone to erosion.

14. Essentially , soil erosion is the key causing rocky desertification.

15. Its fine roots also protect the soil from erosion.

16. Severe deforestation has accelerated soil erosion and reduced productivity.

17. Millions of acres of farmland were destroyed by soil erosion.

18. Without the trees, soil erosion in the area accelerated rapidly.

19. Plant roots play an essential role in soil development and the prevention of soil erosion.

20. Soil erosion reduced up to 21 cubic meters per ha.

21. The idea was to prevent erosion and enrich the soil.

22. — the environmental impact of agriculture, soil erosion, and chemical pollution,

23. Actual soil erosion is stealing much precious topsoil earth wide.

24. 1 Soil erosion was mitigated by the planting of trees.

25. Soil on the mountain slopes is very susceptible to erosion.

26. Chemical and/or biological bonding agents and stabilizers being soil and erosion protectors, chemical and/or biological bonding agents for spray grassing and prevention of erosion and outwashing of soil and soil siltation

27. Their dams help reduce soil erosion and can help reduce flooding.

28. We infer that they accumulated during periods of accelerated soil erosion.

29. Mixtures of mineral preparations in the form of manures, Soil improvement agents, Preparations for controlling soil erosion

30. Conventional tillage pulverizes soil, breaking down soil structure and increasing the risk of wind and water erosion.

31. Soil Conservationist develops and implements policies and procedures for soil erosion control, moisture conservation, and sound land use

32. 17 We infer that they accumulated during periods of accelerated soil erosion.

33. Another danger is soft soil or soil erosion, which may cause a sequoia to lean to one side.

34. More trees are being planted for timber and to prevent soil erosion.

35. As one may be aware , forests extensively control soil erosion and landslides .

36. The extensive root system of grasses serves as a deterrent to soil erosion.

37. Soil stabilizers composed of bonding agents and wood fiber, namely ground covers in loose material form, to control soil erosion

38. Pollution, mining, uncontrolled tourism and soil erosion caused by logging are to blame.

39. In many instances this is too late to obviate desertification and soil erosion.

40. Biopolymer-treated soils enhance their soil strengthening , reduce their hydraulic conductivity , and improve soil dynamic properties and the resistance to soil erosion in geotechnical engineering

41. 6 In many instances this is too late to obviate desertification and soil erosion.

42. 8 Erosion or accretion of sand by wind action is evident throughout and soil genesis is truncated by erosion or fossilised by deposition.

43. 8 In many instances this is too late to obviate desertification and soil erosion.

44. Turkish Foundation for Combating Soil Erosion, for Reforestation and the Protection of Natural Habitats

45. Stiffening coatings of plastic being road foundations and for supporting soil and preventing erosion

46. Denudation of forests and severe soil erosion have led to heavy siltation of the lake .

47. GIS software is utilized to index resulting data and to extrapolate soil erosion sensitivity analysis.

48. The techniques refer to new or modified agricultural practices to reduce soil degradation and erosion.

49. The Issue Tillage erosion is described as the progressive downslope movement of soil from hilltops and soil accumulation at the base of hills.

50. The soil is thin, and erosion is intense due to heavy rains and strong winds.

51. Short - sighted action of lumbering in a destructive manner destroys vegetation, and causes soil erosion.

52. In conclusion, there is a wide variety of social and physical contexts of soil erosion.

53. For agriculture, the most significant result of accelerated soil erosion is a reduction in productivity.

54. A soil Conservationist is a scientist who monitors the condition of land and develops ways to enhance sustainability, conserve soil and counter erosion.

55. In contrast, acid loads from surface runoff and soil erosion were minor at this particular site.

56. The long - term social threat posed by uncontrolled soil erosion raises profound questions of intergenerational equity.

57. The question arises as to why there is so little official action to combat soil erosion.

58. The resulting progressive downslope movement of soil from hilltops and soil accumulation at the base of hills is called tillage erosion (Govers et al.

59. They say, you can't eat bits, and industrial agriculture has already given us massive soil erosion, huge coastal dead zones and ruined soil microbiomes.

60. Atrazine has also been used in conservation tillage systems to control weeds and reduce soil erosion

61. Windbreaks are made from trees and bushes and are used to reduce soil erosion and evapotranspiration.

62. In so doing they the limit susceptibility to surface sealing (a factor which accelerates soil erosion).

63. 29 In conclusion, there is a wide variety of social and physical contexts of soil erosion.

64. A copy of your soil erosion and/or salinity control plan will be required to issue payment.

65. For this reason , it is considered a great enemy of vegetation , bringing about the erosion of soil .

66. And grazing too many animals on too little land leaves soil unprotected against wind or water erosion.

67. The research was directed at finding and quantifying interrelations between forest conditions, soil conditions, runoff and erosion.

68. In addition, the acacia tree is used extensively to provide animal fodder and to control soil erosion.

69. This quotation is one of the very few places in his work where he actually mentions soil erosion.

70. Many of these areas also suffer from extremely serious soil erosion, although reports and impressions seem to differ.

71. Naturally occurring events such as soil erosion, forest fires and dust from windstorms also contribute to airborne particles.

72. Wind erosion is an important cause of currently accelerating soil losses that threaten the sustainability of agricultural productivity.

73. In 1983 Lewes District Council spent ￡000 to alleviate the effects of soil erosion on a housing estate.

74. ( ) Additional relevant measures can be found in BEMP 3.2.3 on maintaining soil structure and avoiding erosion and compaction.

75. Erosion causes loss of the fertile top soil and reduces its fertility and quality of the agricultural produce.

76. At this point the discussion shifts to the question of ideology in assessing the importance of soil erosion.

77. Biosolids improve the physical, chemical and biological properties of soil by reducing soil erosion, increasing water-holding capacity, providing nutrients for plant growth, and providing food and energy necessary for promoting beneficial soil microorganisms

78. Crop residues also protect the soil by forming a barrier between the soil's surface and the agents of erosion.

79. The basic problems are soil erosion and the drying up of foundations, coupled with powdering masonry and traffic vibrations.

80. There are problems related to the complex and varying manner in which symptoms of soil erosion appear through time.