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484-2 <br /> determined using current erosion prediction mulch with C:N less than 20:1 to the area of <br /> technology to reach the soil erosion objective. designed flow in watercourses. <br /> When mulching with wood products such as Credit nutrients applied with the mulch to the <br /> wood chips, bark, or shavings or other wood nutrient budget. <br /> materials, apply to a 2-inch thickness if the soil is Use the Soil Conditioning Index to assess soil <br /> not well-drained, and to a 3-to 4-inch thickness quality impacts. <br /> if drainage is good. More finely textured <br /> mulches, which allow less oxygen penetration CONSIDERATIONS <br /> than coarser materials, should be no thicker than <br /> 1 or 2 inches. The mulch material shall provide Consider the effects of mulching on evaporation, <br /> no greater than 80 percent ground cover in order infiltration and runoff. Mulch material may affect <br /> to ensure adequate air drainage. microbial activity in the soil surface, increase <br /> Gravel or other inorganic material shall be infiltration, and decrease runoff, erosion and <br /> applied approximately 2 inches thick and shall evaporation. Increased infiltration may increase <br /> consist of pieces 0.75 to 2 inches in diameter. nutrient and chemical transport below the root <br /> The mulch material shall provide no more than zone. The temperature of the surface runoff <br /> 90 percent ground cover in order to ensure may also be lowered. <br /> adequate air drainage. Mulched soil retains moisture, requires less <br /> watering and reduces the chance of water stress <br /> Additional Criteria To Suppress Weed on plant materials. Mulch also minimizes <br /> Growth evaporation from the soil surface and hence <br /> The thickness of mulch will be determined by the reduces losses from bare soil areas. <br /> size of the plant being mulched. Small plants Mulch materials high in organic matter with a <br /> must not be smothered. Mulches shall be kept high water holding capacity and high <br /> clear of the stems of plants where disease is impermeability to water droplets may adversely <br /> likely to occur. Mulches applied around growing affect the water needs of plants. <br /> plants or prior to weed seedling development Clear and infra-red transmissible (IRT) plastics <br /> shall have 100 percent ground cover. Thickness have the greatest warming potential. They are <br /> of the mulch shall be adequate to prevent transparent to incoming radiation and trap the <br /> emergence of targeted weeds. Plastic mulches longer wavelengths radiating from the soil. <br /> may be used. Black mulches are limited to warming soils by <br /> Additional Criteria To Establish Vegetative conduction only and are less effective. <br /> Cover Clear mulches allow profuse weed growth and <br /> Mulch shall be applied at a rate that achieves 50 may negate the benefits of soil warming. Black <br /> percent ground cover to provide protection from mulches provide effective weed control. <br /> erosion and runoff and yet allow adequate light Wavelength selective (IRT) blends the soil <br /> and air penetration to the seedbed to ensure warming characteristics of clear mulch with the <br /> proper germination, emergence, and disease weed control ability of black mulch. <br /> suppression. Consider potential toxic allopathic effects that <br /> mulch material may have on other organisms. <br /> Additional Criteria To Improve Soil Condition Animal and plant pest species may be <br /> And Increase Soil Fertility incompatible with the site. <br /> To increase soil fertility, apply mulch materials Consider the potential for increased pathogenic <br /> with a carbon to nitrogen ratio (C:N) less than 30 activity within the applied mulch material. <br /> to 1 such as animal manure, bio-solids, food <br /> processing wastes, or similar materials. Apply Keep mulches 3 to 6 inches away from plant <br /> other practices such as contouring, filter strips or stems and crowns to prevent disease and pest <br /> riparian forest buffers to assure that runoff from problems. <br /> the mulched areas will not transport mulching Deep mulch provides nesting habitat for ground- <br /> materials to sensitive waterbodies. Do not apply burrowing rodents that can chew extensively on <br /> NRCS, NHCP <br /> July 2002 <br />
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