The Impressibility of Soil Runoff and Sediment from Vermicompost and Straw Conditioners

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Farhoodi Mohammad Hosein; BEHESHTI ALAGHA ALI; Aghabeigi Amin Soheila; BAZRAFSHAN OMOLBANIN; HOLISAZ ARASHK; ESMAEILPOUR YAHYA

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Journal: Geography and Environmental Sustainability Year:2019 | Volume:8 | Issue:29 Page(s): 1-12

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The Impressibility of Soil Runoff and Sediment from Vermicompost and Straw Conditioners

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The development and creation of new ways to protect water and soil lead to either educing or controlling soil loss which are considered as vital issues. In this study, the effect of vermicompost and straw as a soil organic conditioner on reducing runoff and sediment is investigated in the plots with two square meters area. For this purpose, 400 g of straw and 500 g of vermicompost per square meter were mixed with the topsoil of plots. Besides, the rainfalls with 51 and 65 mm/h intensities were simulated by portable Rainfall Simulator in field with natural condition. The results showed that straw could decrease runoff volume up to 16. 84 % compared to the control treatment, while suspended sediment load is increased by 9. 06 % at 51 mm/h intensity. Vermicompost, the runoff volume and suspended sediment increase up to 2. 37 and 11. 04 %, respectively. However, statistical criteria showed that none of these results was significant in this intensity. By the rainfall intensity increase from 51 to 65 mm/h, wheat straw treatment reduces the runoff volume at a significant level (p

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Farhoodi, Mohammad Hosein, BEHESHTI ALAGHA, ALI, Aghabeigi Amin, Soheila, BAZRAFSHAN, OMOLBANIN, HOLISAZ, ARASHK, & ESMAEILPOUR, YAHYA. (2019). The Impressibility of Soil Runoff and Sediment from Vermicompost and Straw Conditioners. GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY, 8(29 ), 1-12. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/221167/en

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Farhoodi Mohammad Hosein, BEHESHTI ALAGHA ALI, Aghabeigi Amin Soheila, BAZRAFSHAN OMOLBANIN, HOLISAZ ARASHK, ESMAEILPOUR YAHYA. The Impressibility of Soil Runoff and Sediment from Vermicompost and Straw Conditioners. GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY[Internet]. 2019;8(29 ):1-12. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/221167/en

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Mohammad Hosein Farhoodi, ALI BEHESHTI ALAGHA, Soheila Aghabeigi Amin, OMOLBANIN BAZRAFSHAN, ARASHK HOLISAZ, and YAHYA ESMAEILPOUR, “The Impressibility of Soil Runoff and Sediment from Vermicompost and Straw Conditioners,” GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY, vol. 8, no. 29 , pp. 1–12, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/221167/en

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