Soil loss susceptibility model of the Baraolt Depression

Levente Csiszér; Ştefan Bilaşco

doi:10.2478/ausae-2018-0003

Abstract

The soil loss susceptibility model, made for the Baraolt Depression, offers useful information for the farmers regarding the areas that should be used in a certain way and for a certain purpose, with farming methods which aim at the protection of their most important means of production – soil.

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Soil loss susceptibility model of the Baraolt Depression

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