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... See also Ephemeral gully erosion Conservation Needs Inventory, 4 Conservation practices, xvi contour farming, 16, 38, 53 conservation tillage, 16, 47-48, 60, 76, 78-81, 84 distribution and effectiveness, 16-18, 53, 75-76 ephemeral gully erosion, 60 erosion reduction goals, 83-84 grassland waterways, 36, 53, 59, 60 minimum tillage, 16 no-till farming, 16, 50, 53 NRI applications, 3, 82 P factor, 36, 38 permanent vegetative cover, 90-91 stripcropping, 16, 36, 38, 53 targeting of activities, 83 terracing, 16, 36, 38, 53, 60 water contamination problems, 32 Conservation reserve program, 6, 91, 92, 94 Conservation tillage definition, 16 distribution and effectiveness, 16, 47-48, 76, 78-81 ephemeral gully erosion, 60 water quality concerns, 84 Contour farming, 16, 38, 53 Cooperative State Research Service, 68 Corn Belt, 11, 12, 76, 77, 81 Corn production, C factor, 45 Cropland, 8 C factor, 40, 45 class IIIe, variations in erosion potential, 86-88 concentration of erosion, 13-16, 81-82 erosion rates, 8, 11, 12 land converted to, erosion and productivity problems, 90-91 T values, 9 Data compilation and dissemination additional data requirements, xix distribution of NRI computer tapes, 25-26 presentation of published data, 23-25 remote sensing information, xix-xx, 26-30 statistical documentation needs, 21-23 supplemental NRI data, xvii 111
From page 112...
... , 1982 Extension Service, 68 F Farm program expenditures, 91 Federal lands, NRI extension to, xv, xix, 30-31 INDEX Forest Service, 30, 41 Forestland, 4, 8 C factor, 45 erosion rates, 8, 11 Fragile Soils Work Group, USDA, 59, 84 G Georgia, 76, 77 Grassed waterways, 36, 53, 59, 60 H Hay cropland, 38, 40, 91 Hydrogeological data base, xvii Hydrologic Simulation Program in Fortran, 53 I I (soil erodibility) factor, WEE, 54, 57 Inherent erosion potential, 40-41 Interior Department, 30 Inventory function, SCS, 19, 20 Iowa, 11, 12, 76, 77 Iowa Geological Survey, 32 Iowa State University, 23 K K (soil erodibility)
From page 113...
... , 19-33 cost considerations, 20 distribution of computer tapes, 25-26 extension to federal lands, xv, xix, 30-31 improvement recommendations, overview of, xiv-xx, 19-20, 78 presentation of published data, xvii, 23-25 sensing technologies use in, xix-xx, 26-30 statistical documentation needs, 21-23 upgrading SCS inventory and monitoring functions, 21 water quality issues, 31-33 National Resources Inventory (NRI) , 1977, 1, 83 data publication, xvii 1982 NRI data compared, 4-5 sheet and rill erosion data, 81 Soils-5 file linkage, 26 wind erosion estimates, 54, 56, 88 National Resources Inventory (NRI)
From page 114...
... factor, USLE, 36, 37 Science and Technology Policy, Office of, 30 Sheet and rill erosion class IIIe cropland, 86-88 concentration of, on cropland, 13, 14, 81-82 inherent erosion potential, 40-41 NRI applications, 3 rates, 8, 11, 12 T value relationship, 11 See also Universal Soil Loss Equation Sodbuster policies, 6, 91 Soil and Water Resources Conservation Act of 1977, 1, 19-20 Soil Conservation Act of 1935, xiii Soil conservation reserve, 6, 91, 92, 94 Soil Conservation Service (SCS) , xiii, 1 distribution of computer tapes, 25-26 EPIC model, 72 erosion-productivity research, 68 guidelines on inherent erosion potential, 41 presentation of published data, 24-25 statistical documentation needs, 21-23 upgrading of inventory and monitoring functions, 19, 20 USLE improvements, 53 Soil loss tolerance limits (T)


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