Planting Tips for Effective Erosion Control Any erosion control plantings will require you to properly prepare the soil and seed at the right time of year. Ryegrass is best planted in early fall or ...

Introduction Perhaps you try to save water. Maybe you already reduce, reuse and recycle. But did you ever consider conserving soil? Perhaps you haven't, but soil erosion—the wearing away of soil by ...

The cuttings should be at least 18 inches long and at least a half-inch thick to create new trees for soil erosion control. One of the first things the early settlers did when they claimed a piece of ...

We can send a probe to Mars and predict the weather, yet we can barely stop the earth from slipping away beneath us. What shifts upward in the form of earthquakes must come down due to wear and tear.

Question: I live just outside of Fort Worth and I have an area of my yard that is steeply sloped. I would like some type of plant or grass that can be used to control erosion and not need to be cut ...

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources requires communities to approve a permitting process for lakefront property owners to obtain a submerged lands lease.

Rick Cruse directs the Iowa Water Center, is Professor of Agronomy at Iowa State University, and is part of the Iowa Daily Erosion Project. Cruse has made it his mission to share some startling ...