Compare Our Top Erosion Control Wattles Straw Wattles, Excelsior Logs and Compost Filter Silt Sock are three of the most popular erosion control wattles. Wattles…
Why Should You Hydroseed with EarthGuard Hydraulic Mulch? Hydraulic Mulch delivers widespread erosion control and vegetation. When you need superior erosion control protection on steep…
Evaluating Curlex® and Straw Fibers for Erosion Control Blankets Straw and Curlex® fibers are two common fibers for erosion control blankets. Each fiber type has…
What is Erosion Control Matting? Erosion control matting is a rolled erosion control product, also known as an erosion control blanket. Rolled erosion control products…
Temporary fence creates a non-permanent perimeter around construction sites. Examples of temporary fences include silt fence, chain link fence, barrier fence and welded wire fence….
Silt Sock controls runoff and erosion on construction projects Compost Filter Silt Sock is an erosion control wattle that is filled with a wood matrix…
Restoring the Chesapeake Bay’s Poplar Island An environmental restoration project in the Chesapeake Bay is bringing Poplar Island back to its natural state. Years of…
Hydroseeding Basics for Contractors and Landscapers Hydroseeding is a method of hydraulically applying grass seed and hydromulch. You can hydroseed lawns, slopes, residential developments, highway…
Construction sites need to be seeded throughout the entire year. Even during the Winter, contractors are required to vegetate recently disturbed ground. Some seasons, however,…
