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Session 6:
Session 6:
Preventing soil
Preventing soil
erosion
erosion
Session 6:
Session 6:
Preventing soil
Preventing soil
erosion
erosion
Version: 2011
Version: 2011Version: 2011Version: 2011
Corresponding principle:
Principle 9.
Soil management and conservation
Corresponding principle:
Principle 9.
Soil erosion problems
criterion:9.1
criterion:Major causes of soil erosion
criterion:9.1
criterion:9.1
•
Overuse of herbicide
•
Slope of the land
Erosion due to overuse of herbicide
criterion:9.1
criterion:Erosion due to slope of the land
criterion:9.1
criterion:Erosion due to water run-of
criterion:9.1
criterion:Soil erosion control
criterion:9.3
criterion:9.3
1. Keeping vegetative cover over
the soil
Befor
e
Soil erosion control
criterion:9.3
criterion:9.3
1. Keeping vegetative cover over
the soil
•
Reducing the use of herbicide
•
Weeding manually
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Soil erosion control
criterion:9.1
criterion:9.1
Soil erosion control
criterion:9.3
criterion:9.3
2. Mulching
•
Pruned branches (from the crop and shade
trees)
•
Weeded plants
Soil erosion control
criterion:9.1
criterion:9.1
Soil erosion control
criterion:9.1
criterion:9.1
Soil erosion control
criterion:9.1
criterion:9.1
5. Planting crops against the slope
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Soil erosion control
criterion:9.1
criterion:9.1
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Summary
criterion:9.1
criterion:9.1
Keeping vegetative cover
over the soil
Keeping vegetative cover
over the soil
MulchingMulching
Preventing water run-of
Preventing water run-of
Planting vegetation along the canals of
water
Planting vegetation along the canals of
water
Planting crops against the slope
Planting crops against the slope
Planting plants and trees in areas with
slope
Planting plants and trees in areas with