Effect of wind erosion and its control measures Department: Agricultural Extension and Management By: captainonuh1414 Project ID: 6417 Rating: (5.0) votes: 1Rate this project12345 Price:₦2000 Get the Complete MaterialAbstractWind erosion affects agricultural land resulting in soil degradation by removing the finest particles predominantly, which contributes to the atmospheric dust load. The extent of wind erosion has increased in the last decade but there are still measures available to control and prevent the problem. Measures against wind erosion are manifold and can be into measures to reduce the surface wind speed and measures to increase the resistance of the soil surface. The primary goal of these measures is to ensure agricultural production, but soil protection measures covers also have environmental concerns. This project gives a brief preview of the most common measures to reduce wind erosion and dust emissions and discusses the possibilities and limitations to introduce these measures in the production process in the study area. ...Preview Download Preview +Other Agricultural Extension and Management project topics and materials you might be interested in»Growth and yield response of N.P.K fertilizer to Amaranthus Caudatus Linnaeus»Poultry farming - a veritable tool for economic empowerment in Makurdi, Benue state, Nigeria»Assessment of post harvest losses using PHL visual losses model of pigeon pea (Cajanus cajan (l.) Millspaugh) at Yankaba market, Kano state»Economic analysis of dry season pepper marketing»Survey on biological and chemical insect pest control methods in crop production»Assessment of information and communication technologies usage among vegetable farmers in Makurdi local government area of Benue state»Post harvest and storage losses in tomato»Socio-economic determinant of village extension agent use of information and communication technology in extension services in Tarka local government area of Benue state»An assessment of problems and prospects of rabbit production»Effect of wind erosion and its control measures»An assessment of groundnut production - problem and prospects»Establishment of moringa plantation at college of agriculture»Analysis of radio frequency identification technology in the management of small livestock»Economic survey of the losses from deforestation in Kontagora local government area of Niger state, Nigeria»Analysis of local chickens marketing in Charanchi local government area