Wind erosion occurs in Iowa even during winter. Its effect is especially noticeable when the snow is covered with black sediments from the erosive force of wind, even at subzero temperatures (Photo 1 and 2). Water erosion is also a major concern. Erosion caused by water far exceeds the amount of sediment loss by wind because of the high volume of precipitation, and its powerful erosive effects on removing sediments and associated organic matter and nutrients to water ways. However, wind erosion contributes to the significant loss of top soil, especially the loss of organic matter at the soil surface
This paper reviews briefly the development of a wind erosion equation from approximately 30 years of...
In southern Iowa, many upland soils have limited rooting depth potential and low permeability. Conse...
Erosive winds are those equal or greater than 18 mph (8 msec^ -1 ) measured at 33 feet (10 m). Marc...
Wind erosion is defined as the movement of soil particles resulting from strong turbulent winds. The...
Conditions conducive to wind erosion exist when the soil is loose, dry, and finely granulated; the s...
This NebGuide discusses how wind erosion occurs and presents methods for reducing wind erosion on la...
This archival publication may not reflect current scientific knowledge or recommendations. Current i...
(Report of the Subcommittee on Soil Erosion of the Committee on Social Implications of Science of th...
Abstract: Soil erosion is a natural process. However, accelerated erosion, often driven by anthropo...
As we write this article spring rains are coming hard and fast causing substantial soil erosion when...
Wind erosion is a significant environmental challenge that has profound effects on soil quality and ...
Just as drought severity and frequency and biomass productivity are affected by climatic change (Sec...
Everyone agrees that soil erosion is detrimental to Iowa agriculture. This study attempts to quantif...
Many properties on sandy-surfaced soils have suffered widespread wind erosion and crops of lupin hav...
Wind erosion is a serious problem in portions of the USA and becomes more widespread and severe duri...
This paper reviews briefly the development of a wind erosion equation from approximately 30 years of...
In southern Iowa, many upland soils have limited rooting depth potential and low permeability. Conse...
Erosive winds are those equal or greater than 18 mph (8 msec^ -1 ) measured at 33 feet (10 m). Marc...
Wind erosion is defined as the movement of soil particles resulting from strong turbulent winds. The...
Conditions conducive to wind erosion exist when the soil is loose, dry, and finely granulated; the s...
This NebGuide discusses how wind erosion occurs and presents methods for reducing wind erosion on la...
This archival publication may not reflect current scientific knowledge or recommendations. Current i...
(Report of the Subcommittee on Soil Erosion of the Committee on Social Implications of Science of th...
Abstract: Soil erosion is a natural process. However, accelerated erosion, often driven by anthropo...
As we write this article spring rains are coming hard and fast causing substantial soil erosion when...
Wind erosion is a significant environmental challenge that has profound effects on soil quality and ...
Just as drought severity and frequency and biomass productivity are affected by climatic change (Sec...
Everyone agrees that soil erosion is detrimental to Iowa agriculture. This study attempts to quantif...
Many properties on sandy-surfaced soils have suffered widespread wind erosion and crops of lupin hav...
Wind erosion is a serious problem in portions of the USA and becomes more widespread and severe duri...
This paper reviews briefly the development of a wind erosion equation from approximately 30 years of...
In southern Iowa, many upland soils have limited rooting depth potential and low permeability. Conse...
Erosive winds are those equal or greater than 18 mph (8 msec^ -1 ) measured at 33 feet (10 m). Marc...