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Basins of Relations – The Ecology of Keyline – Australian Agricultural Watershed Design~ Geoff Booth, State College of Victoria, 1979
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Treatments – Sun•Air•Water – Modelling the Effect of Keyline Practice on Soil Erosion Control
Thanks to Victor Morand for sharing this article here and which was co-authored by Matteo Mancini.
Giambastiani, Y.; Biancofiore, G.; Mancini, M.; Di Giorgio, A.; Giusti, R.; Cecchi, S.; Gardin, L.; Errico, A. Modelling the Effect of Keyline Practice…
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Modelling the Effect of Keyline Practice on Soil Erosion Control
The global agricultural sector needs to implement good soil management practices, in particular to prevent erosion and to improve water-retention capacity. The introduction of tillage techniques along particular theoretical lines, called keylines, can make a significant contribution to improving the … Continue reading
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Keyline Clearing – Draft Subdivision Planning
Jack Crowther (of AU_NSW_Federal_Digby’s Dairy) and had an online meeting a couple of weeks ago to discuss the development of his family’s project in the northern rivers region of NSW (AU).
They have a contractor there currently who is using an excavator to clear the Cinnamomum camphora…
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Keyline Scale of Relative Permanence – Through the lens of ‘Holistic Land Planning’ and what P.A. Yeomans had to say
While completing the revision of V18 of the 7•FENCING chapter of the Regrarians Handbook I found myself re-reading the ‘Holistic Land Planning’ sections of the ‘Holistic Management Handbook’ (3rd Ed., 2019) and the Savory…
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Machinery – Yeomans Plow Co. Tritter
In the late 1950’s P.A. Yeomans designed and build what was possibly the world’s first flail mower – the ‘Tritter’ (from ‘triturate’). I own two of these, one is a completely renovated original, and the other a modified version made in the early 1970’s. They are both in excellent working order and…
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