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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1977493
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
2/6/1996
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SWMP-II
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CMC
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DMG
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TR7
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ACS
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<br /> <br />TABLE 15 <br />` VALUES FOR "C" FACTOR <br />Type of Cover Factor (C) Percent <br />_ None (fallow ground) 1.0 0.0 <br /> <br />Temporary Seedings (90% stand): <br />Ryegrass (perennial type) 0.05 95 <br />Ryegrass (annuals) 0.1 90 <br />Small grain 0.05 9S <br />Millet or sudan grass 0.05 95 <br />Field bromegrass 0.03 .97 <br />Permanent Seedings (90% stand) 0.01 99 <br />Sod (laid immediately) 0.01 99 <br />Mulch: <br />• Hay rate of application tons per acre: <br />1/2 0.25 75 <br />1 0.13 87 <br />1 1-1/2 0.07 93 <br />2 0.02 98 <br />Small grain <br />Straw 2 0.02 98 <br />Wood chips 6 0.06 94 <br />Wood <br />cellulose 1-3/4 0.1 90 <br />Fiberglass 1/2 0.0S 95 <br />Asphalt Emulsion (1,250 gals/acre) 0.02 98 <br />Fiber matting, excelsior, gravel and stone also may be used a s protec- <br />tive cover. Effectiveness of these methods ranges from 80 to 99 percent, <br />depending upon method and rate of application. (C) factors range from <br />0.2 to 0.01. The application rate and estimated coverage of the soil <br />resulting from that rate should be compared with the coverage of other <br />mulch application rates to determine the value of (C) in the specific case. <br />*Percent soil loss reduction as compared with fallow ground. <br />• Source: Soil Conservation Service <br />-85-
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