Soil conservation: new approaches to a continuing problem

Batie, S.S.

Soil conservation: new approaches to a continuing problem

1981

Batie, S.S.

Extract: This article discusses the types of soil erosion, where erosion is occurring, why erosion is a problem, why erosion exists, how much soil should be saved, what policies have been pursued to reduce soil losses, and what future policy-directions appear most feasible and effective.

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erosion control incentives soil conservation soil conservation soil erosion

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Land; issues and problems - Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Cooperative Extension Service | Land Issues Probl Va Polytech Inst State Univ Coop Ext Serv

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Farm operators; Farm organization and management (microeconomics)

Language

English

Note

19 ref.

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Text; Monograph; Book

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Soil conservation: new approaches to a continuing problem

1981

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