Soil erosion by water as related to management of tillage and surface residues, terracing, and contouring in eastern Oregon.

R. R. Allmaras; S. C. Gupta; J. L. Pikul; C. E. Johnson

Soil erosion by water as related to management of tillage and surface residues, terracing, and contouring in eastern Oregon.

R. R. Allmaras, S. C. Gupta, J. L. Pikul, C. E. Johnson

Soil, Water, and Climate

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In soil erosion studies using the USLE in E.Oregon, slope steepness was the primary factor determining which combination of management practices was needed. Soil erosion could not be held below tolerance values in the wheat/fallow sequence for slopes over 20% using tillage and residue handling, terracing and contouring.-from Field Crop Abstracts

Original language	English (US)
Journal	US Department of Agriculture, Agriculture Research Results, Science and Education Administration
Issue number	ARR-W-10
State	Published - 1980

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