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Ensure site stability throughout the course of a project or fill.

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Inching Closer to the Sun (Erosion Control: March/April 2010)
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A look at today's hydroseeding material and equipment

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“Start Smart: Determine the Best Erosion Control Product for Your Application” by Marc Theisen (Landscape Online.com)
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Article informs readers of most appropriate applications for flexible growth mediums and erosion control blankets.

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Resource From Ruin to Revival (Land and Water Online.com: Sept/Oct 2005)
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After devastating winter rains, Profile’s Flexterra® FGM was used to stabilize and establish vegetation on the steep...

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Resource “Building a Healthy Green By the Numbers” (Golfdom: August 25, 2005)
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Article discusses the significance and benefits of testing root zone mixes to determine the best mix of sand...

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Resource New Challenges in Sediment Control: Two years after they went into effect, Phase II regulations are catching up with cons
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Article focusing on real-world construction applications and how they’re reacting to, and complying with, NPDES...

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Resource “Inorganic Soil Amendments in New Sand-Based Rootzones Can Reduce Nitrogen Loss” (Golfdom: December 1, 2004)
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Discusses research conducted to determine the best materials to use when building putting green root zones.

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Resource “The Evolution of Hydromulching” by Steve R. Zwilling (Land and Water: November 13, 2000)
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Article discussing the history and benefits of hydroseeders and hydraulic seeding equipment.

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Resource Root Zone Amendments: Profile vs. Peat (Profile: 2001)
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When put to the test, inorganic amendments are emerging as a superior alternative to peat and Profile™...

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Resource Hydroseeding Tips and Techniques From the Pros (Erosion Control: September/October 2008)
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Hydroseeding equipment, products, and application methods are changing all the time.

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