Evaluation of Organic Matter Addition and Incorporation on Steep Cut Slopes: Phase I, Literature Review and Potential Applicable Equipment Evaluation

Jennings, S. R.; Goering, J.D.; Blicker, P.S.; Taverna, J.J.; Montana State University (Bozeman, Mont.). Reclamation Research Unit

doi:10.21949/1518186

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Evaluation of Organic Matter Addition and Incorporation on Steep Cut Slopes: Phase I, Literature Review and Potential Applicable Equipment Evaluation

2003-08-01
By Jennings, S. R. ; Goering, J.D. ; Blicker, P.S. ; ...

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Jennings, S. R. ; Goering, J.D. ; Blicker, P.S. ; Taverna, J.J.

Jennings, S. R. ; Goering, J.D. ; Blicker, P.S. ; Taverna, J.J. Less -
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Montana State University (Bozeman, Mont.). Reclamation Research Unit
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Compost Revegetation Steep Slope
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FHWA/MT-03-010/8117-18
DOI:

https://doi.org/10.21949/1518186
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Tech Report
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Montana
OCLC Number:

715379818
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Phase I report; Apr.-June 2003.
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Montana. Department of Transportation
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NTL-HIGHWAY/ROAD TRANSPORTATION-Soils and Geology
Abstract:

Erosion of steep highway cut slopes in Montana is the consequence of poor vegetation development in nutrient-poor growth media resulting from highway construction where topsoil cannot physically be replaced due to slope steepness. A literature review was conducted to synthesize available examples of compost application and incorporation on steep cut slopes to stimulate vegetation growth and retard erosion. Equipment applicable to either compost application or incorporation on slopes steeper than 3(H):1(V) was identified. Candidate research test plot locations were evaluated and are described.
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