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Abstract
In May 1954, the Division of Construction brought to the attention of the Research Division the fact that an effort was being made (for the first time in Kentucky) to revise the conventional manner of applying straw mulch to a seeded right-of-way. This innovation was to be achieved with the use of a recently-invented machine known as the "Finn Mulch Spreader", which is capable of mixing a straw mulch with some adhesive substance and then blowing the mixture onto the seeded area. The intent was to achieve a reasonably homogeneous mat-like structure composed of pieces of straw attached to each other by the adhesive material.
Report Date
10-1954
Report Number
No. 98
Digital Object Identifier
http://dx.doi.org/10.13023/KTC.RR.1954.98
Repository Citation
Taylor, Jason C., "Blown Mulch for Roadside Erosion Control" (1954). Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report. 1260.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/ktc_researchreports/1260
