Archived - Vegetative Filter Strips as a Best Management Practice on Rill-Irrigated Row Fields
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Vegetative filter strips (VFSs) are areas of land that have been planted with vegetation in order to intercept and slow down runoff water, capture eroded soil, and increase surface water infiltration. …
Published: April 2016
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