Soil Erosion
Characterization of Surface Runoff, Soil Erosion and Nutrient Loss on Forest-Agriculture Landscape
... and soil erosion from agriculture land were higher than forest ...land. Soil erosion from agriculture land and bareland were ...and soil erosion were significantly different ...
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Analysis of Soil Erosion in Agricultural Land Use in Krueng Sieumpo Watershed Aceh Province
... Greater soil erosion is compared with the erosion of tolerance is one of the forms of land degradation are common throughout the world, both within the small region to large areas such as the scope ...
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Runoff and Soil Erosion on Tea Plantation of Gunung Mas PT. Perkebunan Nusantara VIII
... soil erosion. In the land of mature tea plantation, however, erosion almost meaningless because the land is completely covered and some erosion may occured after the process of pruning and ...
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ANALISIS POTENSI EROSI PERMUKAAN SECARA KUALITATIF DENGAN MENGGUNAKAN METODE SOIL EROSION STATUS (SES)DI SUB DAERAH ALIRAN SUNGAI CACABAN KECAMATAN KARANGGAYAM TAHUN 2014.
... Penelitian ini menggunakan metode deskriptif kualitatif yang dilaksanakan dengan interpretasi citra dan survei lapangan serta dianalisis dengan pendekatan spasial. Populasi pada penelitian ini adalah lahan di Sub DAS ...
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Keywords : Soil Erosion, Besai sub watershed,
... ABSTRACT Erosion rates at Besai sub watershed have been estimated to obtain a quantitative reason in recommendation for maintain, cure, increase soil fertility and soil function as water ...Universal ...
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Project Paper, Book & Report -
... other soil when saturated, and are strongly to extremely ...the soil erosion hazard by water is high for this association, especially in areas where vegetation has been ...the soil to ...
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Directory UMM :Data Elmu:jurnal:A:Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment:Vol81.Issue3.2000:
... by soil, precision agriculture, plot specific management or soil tillage research, have provided new research in- formation on pertinent processes related to soil tillage in order to prevent and ...
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Directory UMM :Data Elmu:jurnal:A:Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment:Vol79.Issue2-3.July2000:
... to soil erosion, and increasing incidence of diseases and ...minimize soil and nutrient losses and improve farm productivity and income, a set of alternative technolo- gies to the traditional farmer ...
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isprsarchives XXXVIII 8 W20 34 2011
... of soil quality (soil properties) is required for various purposes of sustainable agriculture development and ...Traditionally, soil quality characterization is done by in situ point soil ...
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EFFECTIVENESS OF SOIL CONSERVATION TO EROSION CONTROL ON SEVERAL LAND USE TYPES
... of soil physical properties and reduction of high rainfall ...of soil particles, so the soil becomes easily eroded, but alley cropping, fer - tilisation and mulching can reduce soil ...
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Utilization of near infrared reflectance
... Soil erosion is a worldwide environmental and public health problem leading to direct losses of soil fertility and other on-site and off-site negative impacts such as dam siltation and biodiversity ...
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Effects of supplementary irrigation on c (1)
... physical soil properties in the rolling pampa region of ...on soil chemical and physical properties were studied in 21 locations in the north of the rolling pampa region of ...top soil (0-100 mm) to ...
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isprsarchives XXXIX B8 231 2012
... the soil erosion conservation ...of soil erosion due to the economic and lack of awareness and they are diminishing trend from the ...for soil erosion ...the soil ...
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EFFECTIVENESS OF SOIL CONSERVATION TO EROSION CONTROL ON SEVERAL TYPE OF LAND USE
... Province, Indonesia, thatwhich was categorized as critical area under unappropriate land and priority to be managementd. and In needs rehabilitation (Fitri, 2011). Viewed from land use, tThe farmers in this area still do ...
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... curb soil erosion and improve soil quality for sustained long-term productivity with minimal negative envir- onmental ...in soil quality (characterized by an increase in hardsetting behaviour ...
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Directory UMM :Data Elmu:jurnal:A:Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment:Vol78.Issue3.May2000:
... It is evident, then, that biomass production on a scale that will permit a significant substitution of fossil fu- els cannot be accomplished on marginal lands alone but will require large areas of prime agricultural land ...
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Internal erosion during soil pipeflow st
... earliest geological assessments of piping was by Fletcher and Carroll (1949), who noted that “roughly 30% of the land has been lost by (piping)” in southern Arizona and de- scribed conditions under which pipeflow ...
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Brochure Mining Brochure May17
... are amongst the most cost effective in the industry as they are flexible and rapid to construct. We endeavour to reuse on-site materials as structural backfill to the walls, thereby saving cost and time. Our wide range ...
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Directory UMM :Data Elmu:jurnal:E:European Journal of Agronomy:Vol12.Issue3-4.Jun2000:
... In this section, the major quality components of agriculture are outlined and structured (Table 1). The quality components are aimed for character- izing the quality of agricultural production sys- tems in their ...
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