Potential options for reducing erosion on fire-affected lands include increasing surface cover through the application of manure or other residues, or increasing surface roughness to slow the wind velocity on the soil surface. (Photo courtesy of North Dakota Department of Emergency Services.)
Potential options for reducing erosion on fire-affected lands include increasing surface cover through the application of manure or other residues, or increasing surface roughness to slow the wind velocity on the soil surface. (Photo courtesy of North Dakota Department of Emergency Services.)https://www.ag.ndsu.edu/news/newsreleases/2024/october/ndsu-offers-guidance-on-post-wildfire-erosion-issue/wildfire-photo.jpg/viewhttps://www.ag.ndsu.edu/news/newsreleases/2024/october/ndsu-offers-guidance-on-post-wildfire-erosion-issue/wildfire-photo.jpg/@@download/image/IMG_2442.jpeg
Potential options for reducing erosion on fire-affected lands include increasing surface cover through the application of manure or other residues, or increasing surface roughness to slow the wind velocity on the soil surface. (Photo courtesy of North Dakota Department of Emergency Services.)
