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Mechanics of Stream Bank Failure and Its Control | Soil Management

In this article we will discuss about the mechanics of stream bank failure and its control. The flow of water in the stream generates shear stress on the bed and banks, both, as a result the bank gets retreated in following two ways: i. Materials get eroded directly from the bank and carried downstream by the flow. ii. When shear [...]

By |2018-03-20T05:42:06+00:00March 20, 2018|Stream Bank Erosion|Comments Off on Mechanics of Stream Bank Failure and Its Control | Soil Management

How to Control Stream Bank Erosion? (12 Methods) | Soil Management

In this article we will discuss about the twelve methods used for controlling stream bank erosion. The methods are: 1. Stream Bank Stabilization—Gabion Method 2. Vegetated Geo-Grid Method 3. Iowa Vanes 4. Vegetative Riprap 5. Stone Riprap 6. Pilings with Wire or Geotextile Fencings 7. Dormant Post Plantings 8. Coconut Fiber Rolls Method 9. Branch Packing Method 10. Live Fascine [...]

By |2018-03-20T05:42:06+00:00March 20, 2018|Stream Bank Erosion|Comments Off on How to Control Stream Bank Erosion? (12 Methods) | Soil Management

How to Manage Problem Soils?

Problem soils possess undesirable physical properties like infiltration, water holding capacity, structure, texture, hydraulic conductivity and bulk density. These soils have soluble salts like chlorides and sulphates of Ca and Mg and Na in higher concentration. This leads to improper growth and development of crops resulting in low yield of crops. The soils possessing various constraints and management strategies are [...]

By |2018-03-15T11:12:55+00:00March 15, 2018|Problem Soils|Comments Off on How to Manage Problem Soils?
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