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Principles of Wind Erosion and its Control

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MF2860 Principles of Wind Erosion and its Control

by DeAnn Presley John Tatarko

  • Published Date: Sep 2009
Permanent vegetative cover is one of the most effective ways to control wind erosion. When vegetation is insufficient, ridges and large soil clods control erosion. 8-page.
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