Planting trees and other plants prevent erosion since the roots hold the soil together.
You ever seenthose big nets on the side of a steep hill? they help prevent topsoil erosion and also planting plants helps absorb water that would otherwise be runoff (a known eroder)
Trees act as windbreaks {GradPoint}
topsoil composition is structure
Topsoil
its called topsoil.
Giant weeds act as shields and slow winds. They also protect the soil.
You ever seenthose big nets on the side of a steep hill? they help prevent topsoil erosion and also planting plants helps absorb water that would otherwise be runoff (a known eroder)
contour plowing
the roots keep the soil from moving around and keeps them "anchored down".
Trees act as windbreaks {GradPoint}
to prevent erosion of the topsoil by wind and water
By always planting/growing plants constantly.
First of all plants don't affect erosion in fact, they help us to stop soil from eroding. The process of wearing away of soil slowly over a period of time by wind , water , etc. is called soil erosion . The roots of the plants hold the soil and its particles together to prevent the soil from erosion . That's why we must plant trees to stop soil from eroding. =D
You can use coverplants with help with the errosion aspect. Or you can use the no-till approach.
No-till farming reduces wind and water erosion of the topsoil.
In two ways: literally by their runoff, and also, more importantly, by their disappearance.When glaciers are growing, as in an ice age, they erode the environment by flowing across the land moving rocks in their lower regions which essentially grind down rocks and topsoil. When retreating, the rocks and topsoil contained in the glacial ice are deposited as eskers.
They changed the basic farming methods of the region by seeding areas with grass, rotating crops, and using contour plowing, strip plowing, and planting "shelter belts" of trees to break the wind.