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Introduction
Soil
conservation is a combination
of all methods of management and
land use that safeguard the soil
against depletion by natural or maninduced factors
Filtering, buffering,
degrading, immobilizing,
and detoxifying
Storing and cycling
nutrients
Providing support to
structures
Overview / Points
Definitions of soil erosion
Impacts of soil erosion
Definitions
of Soil Erosion
Soil Erosion
1.
2.
3.
4.
Raindrop erosion
Sheet erosion
Rill and gully
erosion
Streambank and bed
erosion
Erosi Lembar
Erosi Alur
Erosi Selokan
Erosi Tunel
Erosion Impacts
Sedimentation in DAM
Methods
of Soil Conservation
Agronomic measures
Mulching
Natural
Soil management
Crop management
Synthetic
Conservation tillage
Contour
tillage
Ridging
Terracing
High density
planting
Multiple
cropping
Crop
rotations
Mechanical methods
Cover cropping
(Fallow system)
Strip
cropping
Minimum
tillage
Water ways
Structures
Recommended Practices
Cover crops
Mulching
Terracing
Contour practices
Strip cropping
Add organic matter
Conservation tillage
Grass waterways
Crop rotation
Avoid overgrazing
Conservation tillage
Hedgerow , Agroforestry
Mulching
Prediction Models
of Soil Erosion
USLE/RUSLE
A
= R x K x (LS) x C x P
A = Predicted average annual soil loss
(tons/ha/yr)
R = Rainfall factor
K = Soil erodibility factor
LS = Slope length and Steepness factor
C = Cover and management factor
P = Support practice factor
PURPOSE OF EROSION AN
PREDICTION MODEL
Summary
Soil
and
Misuse of soil that affect soil erosion
Impacts of soil erosion are pollution
of environmental
Methods of soil conservations are
controls water runoff and soil erosion
Conservation of Soils
Reading Materials:
Misuse of Soil