I don't understand what type of soil erosion you mean, but the simplest form of reducing soil erosion is by planting grasses, shrubs, and trees.
The roots hold down the soil and it is not whisked away by wind or precipitation.
A good example of soil erosion is the dust bowl in mid-west North America in the 1930's. Due to over irrigation, the soil was without nutrition and there was nothing for the roots to hold onto, so the plants died. And due to the lack of plants, the wind whisked away the dust, creating huge amounts of dust storms, covering whole cities for months at a time.
Hope this helps!
-DrkMnlight
I don't understand what type of soil erosion you mean, but the simplest form of reducing soil erosion is by planting grasses, shrubs, and trees.
The roots hold down the soil and it is not whisked away by wind or precipitation.
A good example of soil erosion is the dust bowl in mid-west North America in the 1930's. Due to over irrigation, the soil was without nutrition and there was nothing for the roots to hold onto, so the plants died. And due to the lack of plants, the wind whisked away the dust, creating huge amounts of dust storms, covering whole cities for months at a time.
Hope this helps!
-DrkMnlight
this long dick
The two ways in which the value of soil can be reduced are: when the soil loses its fertility and when topsoil is lost due to erosion.
The drought, boll weevil and soil erosion affected Georgia by ruining it's cotton production. The drought also reduced toe growth of the crops.
Contour plowing is one way to reduce soil erosion. This method is also known for preventing tillage erosion. Preventing soil erosion helps reduce negative effects like flooding, reduced crop productivity, poor water quality and habitat destruction.
Soil erosion can not be completely prevented but it can be greatly reduced. Clearing land removes vegetation and tree roots that hold the soil together. Some farming practices leave great tracts of land open to the winds that can blow the topsoil away, sometimes for thousands of miles. Clever and careful replanting is one answer to prevent soil erosion.
this long dick
The two ways in which the value of soil can be reduced are: when the soil loses its fertility and when topsoil is lost due to erosion.
planting more trees and by planting them in rows
Soil erosion!!
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The drought, boll weevil and soil erosion affected Georgia by ruining it's cotton production. The drought also reduced toe growth of the crops.
Contour plowing is one way to reduce soil erosion. This method is also known for preventing tillage erosion. Preventing soil erosion helps reduce negative effects like flooding, reduced crop productivity, poor water quality and habitat destruction.
The roots binds all the soils around that. So that water flow can't make the soil erosion. Thus the soil loss is reduced.
Soil erosion can not be completely prevented but it can be greatly reduced. Clearing land removes vegetation and tree roots that hold the soil together. Some farming practices leave great tracts of land open to the winds that can blow the topsoil away, sometimes for thousands of miles. Clever and careful replanting is one answer to prevent soil erosion.
It is because all of the roots are holding the soil in place.
It's the other way around. Erosion takes soil away and removes it. Erosion is bad for the soil. The more erosion there is, the less soil there is.
Firstly the removal of trees is a removal of nutrients and minerals from the soil as the source of humus is greatly reduced. ... Overgrazing, over cropping and or deforestation can lead to desertification - the spread of desert like lands due to these humanactivities accelerating natural erosion of soil.