Book Description

Agricultural wind erosion control measures in the Netherlands; Design of In-field systems for wind erosion control; How to succeed in planting 900 km of shelterbells per year in a small country like denmark; The use of farming systems for the control of runoff and erosion (example from a given country with thalweg erosion); Conditions for gully formation in the Belgian Loam Belt and some ways to control them; Measures for runoff and erosion control on clayey soils: A review of trials carried out in the apennines hilly area; Drainage as a soil conservation and soil stabilizing paractice on hilly slopes; Erosion control in maize fields in schleswig-holstein; Erosional systems and perspectives for erosion control in european loess areas; Runoff, erosion and sugarbeet yelds in conventional and mulched cultivation results of the 1988 experiment; The effectiveness of strubble mulching in soil erosion control; Soil tillage, soil structure and soil erosion in denmark; The use of organic waste materials and plant cover for soil surface protection and crop production; Soil conservation under minimum tillage techniques in mediterranean dry farming; Erosion control in vineyards of the mosel-region FRC; The benefit of permanent grass mulching for limiting runoff and erosion in vineyards. Experimentations using rainfall-simulations in the beaujolais; The land consolidation project of freinhausen, Bavaria; Revision of land management systems in Italian Hilly area; Land evaluation and erosion control practices on mined soils ...