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 Re: Red Clay Disaster
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Mar 24th a 09:24 PM
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If the ground prep and seeding job is too big, then just do a few strips perpendicular to the direction of the drainage slope.
A strip just outside of the pond area, plus as many others as you can manage could make a significant dent in the erosion and pond silting.
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