Buffer zones are areas left in place to protect sensitive environments and provide wildlife habitat. They include riparian areas along rivers and streams, wetlands where land is covered by water, and drainage lines that intercept farm runoff. Site selection considers slopes oriented northeast for sunlight, soil types suitable for crops, windbreaks to prevent spray/pest drift, and adequate water management during droughts.
Buffer zones are areas left in place to protect sensitive environments and provide wildlife habitat. They include riparian areas along rivers and streams, wetlands where land is covered by water, and drainage lines that intercept farm runoff. Site selection considers slopes oriented northeast for sunlight, soil types suitable for crops, windbreaks to prevent spray/pest drift, and adequate water management during droughts.
Buffer zones are areas left in place to protect sensitive environments and provide wildlife habitat. They include riparian areas along rivers and streams, wetlands where land is covered by water, and drainage lines that intercept farm runoff. Site selection considers slopes oriented northeast for sunlight, soil types suitable for crops, windbreaks to prevent spray/pest drift, and adequate water management during droughts.
preferred for maximum sunlight, warmth and protection from wind. A wetland is a place where the land is covered by water, either salt, fresh or somewhere in between. A drainage line won't intercept and filter farm chemical and nutrient run- off. Riparian areas prevent drift and movement of sprays, dust, pests, and noise to adjoining areas. Buffer zones are left in place to protect sensitive environmental areas and provide a habitat/sanctuary for wildlife. Interpret Plans and Drawings Layout– the design or arrangement of something : the way something is laid out CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING 1 SITE SELECTION 2 BUFFER ZONES 3 SOIL TYPES 4 WIND BREAKS 5 WATER MANAGEMENT SITE SELECTION
Slopes to the northeast are
preferred for maximum sunlight, warmth and protection from BUFFER ZONES areareas of vegetated land need to be established or left in place to protect sensitive environmental areas and provide a habitat/sanctuary for wildlife. 1. Riparian Areas Includeflood plains, adjacent to rivers and streams and other watercourses. 2. Wetlands Awetland is a place where the land is covered by water, either salt, fresh or somewhere in between. 3. Drainage Lines thisbuffer zone will intercept and filter farm chemical and nutrient run-off SOIL TYPES soiltypes are need to be suitable for the crop being grown WINDBREAKS Windbreaksprevent drift and movement of sprays, dust, pests, and noise to adjoining areas. WATER MANAGEMENT watersupplies must be able to meet the needs of crops in periods of drought when water demand is the highest. Q U I Z 1. Land need to be established or left in place to protect sensitive environmental areas and provide a habitat/sanctuary for wildlife. 2.This buffer zone will intercept and filter farm chemical and nutrient run- off 3.Include flood plains, adjacent to rivers and streams and other watercourses. 4.Which slope direction is preferred for maximum sunlight, warmth and protection from wind? 5.Is a place where the land is covered by water, either salt, fresh or somewhere in between. 6.Are need to be suitable for the crop being grown 7.Water supplies must be able to meet the needs of crops in periods of drought when water demand is the highest. 8.Prevent drift and movement of sprays, dust, pests, and noise to adjoining areas. 9. A rich soil consisting of a mixture of sand and clay and decaying organic materials. 10.The design or arrangement of something.