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Types of Bench Terraces | Erosion Control | Soil Management

The following are the common types of transitional terraces used for soil conservation: 1. Convertible Terraces 2. Intermittent Terraces. 1. Convertible Terraces: These are the bench terraces, which are alternated with the original land slope. Slope limit varies from 12 to 36% or 7 to 20 degrees. These can be used for mixed cultivation comprising annual crops and tree crops. [...]

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Broad Base Terraces and Its Design | Erosion Control | Soil Management

In this article we will discuss about broad base terraces and its design. Introduction to Broad Base Terraces: A broad base terrace is the surface channel or embankment type construction, which is formed across the land slope. Broad base terraces may be classified in two types, based on their primary functions, i.e. to retain or remove the runoff water. These [...]

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How to Control Soil Erosion: Agronomical and Engineering Measures

In this article we will discuss about how to control soil erosion using agronomical and engineering measures. Agronomical Measures for Controlling Soil Erosion: Soil conservation is a land preservation technique, in which deterioration of soil and its losses are conserved by using within its capability and applying conservation measures for protection as well as improvement. In hilly regions, where land [...]

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