have permanent plants or trees growing on their farm
The main role of agroforestry is to stop the soil erosion.
It's a EPA requirement to keep any topsoil from entering the storm sewer in case of heavy rains. When the site is under construction allot of bare dirt is exposed and can be quickly washed into the storm sewer system. Black fabric fences built that are about two feet high and are buried into the ground. They are called silt fences. Stiff fines can come from the EPA to the contractor if they do not take the proper measures for erosion control.
Wind erosion is worst when soil is dry, damaged, and exposed. When farmland is tilled but not planted, or tilled, planted, and the seedlings die out from lack of moisture, the ground is perfect for destructive wind erosion. A lack of natural barriers to wind at ground level worsens the problem; rows of tall trees like poplars can help stop wind erosion.
Gravel mulch costs way down on soil and sand splash. It is a way to stop and prevent erosion of all kinds of different soils.
There will be nothing in the way to stop the erosion.So erosion will happen more.
Farmers will plant trees to stop eroion, thus the roots cover the soil
By the very nature of the word "windbreak" , they stop wind scouring loose soil off the land. One of a farmers worst things can be when his topsoil is blowing away leaving only stones and sand to grow things in.
Because dikes are built at the edge of the ricefields to stop the water from carrying the soft soil away
By afforestation and avoiding over grazing we could stop soil erosion.
they have tried to stop erosion buy pooping in the soil it works
You can plant small plants or grass to stop the erosion. The roots will hold the soil in place. Make sure you have a plant with long roots to do this. More...reduce tillage
Mulch is like a protective cover over soil to lock in moisture, provide nutrients, stop/reduce weeds,and reduce erosion. its to keep your plants looking healthy.
reduce the amount of acidity
They stop it from happening. Or slow it. Their roots hold the soil in place.
The main role of agroforestry is to stop the soil erosion.
Yes, extensive and uncontrolled grazing causes soil erosion. It clears vegetation from the land and hence there is nothing that can stop the soil from being eroded away.
it decreases because the trees stop the movement of the soil and block it