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Soil and water conservation.

Frederick R. Troeh, J. A. Hobbs, Roy Luther Donahue

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Conserving soil productivity soil erosion and civilization geologic erosion and sedimentation water erosion and sedimentation wind erosion and deposition predicting soil loss soil surveys and land use planning cropping systems tillage practices for conservation conservation structures vegetating mining and construction sites pasture, range and forest management water conservation drainage of cropland irrigation and reclamation soil and water pollution economics of soil conservation soil and water conservation agencies soil and water conservation around the world.

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Conserving soil productivity soil erosion and civilization geologic erosion and sedimentation water erosion and sedimentation wind erosion and deposition predicting soil loss soil surveys and land use planning cropping systems tillage practices for conservation conservation structures vegetating mining and construction sites pasture, range and forest management water conservation drainage of cropland irrigation and reclamation soil and water pollution economics of soil conservation soil and water conservation agencies soil and water conservation around the world.

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Conserving soil productivity soil erosion and civilization geologic erosion and sedimentation water erosion and sedimentation wind erosion and deposition predicting soil loss soil surveys and land use planning cropping systems tillage practices for conservation conservation structures vegetating mining and construction sites pasture, range and forest management water conservation drainage of cropland irrigation and reclamation soil and water pollution economics of soil conservation soil and water conservation agencies soil and water conservation around the world.

Key concepts: Soil conservation, Environmental science, Soil biodiversity, Water conservation, Erosion, Land reclamation, Tillage, Surface runoff

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