The Land Degration and Its Countermeasures of Preventiom and Control in Bijie Prefecture
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The Land Degration and Its Countermeasures of Preventiom and Control in Bijie Prefecture
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 14, Issue 1, Pages: 48-53(1995)
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水利部长江水利委员会农水局
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CLC:S157.1
Published:1995
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Zhang Xiaolin, Guo houzheng. The Land Degration and Its Countermeasures of Preventiom and Control in Bijie Prefecture[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1995, 14(1): 48-53.
DOI:
Zhang Xiaolin, Guo houzheng. The Land Degration and Its Countermeasures of Preventiom and Control in Bijie Prefecture[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1995, 14(1): 48-53.DOI:
The Land Degration and Its Countermeasures of Preventiom and Control in Bijie Prefecture
Bijie prefecture of Guizhou province is situated on the roof of yunnan-Guizhou plateau.In recent years
soil and water loss in this area is very severe
which results in desertification
de-creese of soil fertility and increase of the area of lower-yield farmland
the phenomenon of pollutingand occupying farmland against the law is widespread the above factors hinder the development ofthe agricultural productivity
Based on analysis of the resons of destruction of land resources.theauthor puts forward the protection policy of farmland resources and a serious of countermeasures
such as huilding terraces in the slop farmland
carrying out comprehunsive control taking small wa-tershed as a unit
regulating land utilization constructure and controlling the population increase.
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