Hydroseeding has emerged as an effective method for revegetation of various landscapes, ranging from public parks to large-scale erosion control projects. A key to the success of hydroseeding is the choice of hydromulch, which plays a crucial role in providing erosion control, moisture retention, and seed protection. Among the different

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What Encompasses A Successful Revegetation

20 Oct, 2020

Revegetation is the method of replanting and rebuilding areas of land cleared of their natural vegetation. We use revegetation if prior land use has totally removed native plants from the land or when it has extremely disturbed the soil, so we cannot rely on natural regeneration anymore. It is essential to have

The Incredible Drop of Rain: How It Contributes to Erosion

15 Jun, 2020

Our blue planet’s hydrologic cycle has three main components (evaporation, condensation, and precipitation). Precipitation can be either liquid (drizzle, rain) or solid (snow, hail). The universal definition of rain is a form of liquid precipitation that drops greater than 0.5 mm in diameter. Liquid precipitation less than 0.5 mm diameter

What Is Soil Stabilisation?

7 Jan, 2020

Definition: Soil stabilisation the restoration of weak and disturbed soil. This process looks at strategies to enhance the soil’s nutrients, microbial activity and mechanical structure. Workplace activities taking place within the natural environment will trigger the changes in substrate conditions by altering the physical and geotechnical properties of the soil. The

The Most Common Mulches Used For Hydromulching

8 Nov, 2019

Mulch has provided a means of mitigating the effects of erosion for decades, based on the benefits associated with hydromulching for revegetation. It is commonly applied using purpose-built HydroRigs™ to hydraulically disperse mulch with water, seed, and fertilisers, onto disturbed soil or steep slopes, to avoid excess loss of sediment.

EcoArmour® – Redefining Erosion Control Products in Australia

5 Sep, 2019

Australia is subjected to a variety of different environmental challenges due to its vast and ever-changing weather conditions. With this in mind, Erizon® has endeavoured to source some of the most experienced specialists in the industry to engineer our sophisticated product range. These solutions have redefined our approach to environmental

Which Grass To Use For Erosion Control

15 May, 2019

Hydroseeding for Erosion Control Controlling the impact of erosive forces such as wind and heavy rainfall on soils is vital to preserving soil volume. Without effective erosion control in place, multiple soil types are naturally exposed to the physical erosive forces of wind and water, stripping valuable topsoil of nutrients and

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