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Observational analysis shows roadside grassing improves soil stability in redwood forests, highlighting the role of annual rye and urea.
Forest roadbuilding, landings, and skid trails expose a great deal of soil to rainfall in the first few winters after logging, until natural vegetation stabilizes the soil. Studies showed annual rye (Lolium multiflorum) and urea 45-0-0 would provide a suitable ground cover during this period.
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