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Install Additional Straw Wattles at Second Site

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Erosion Control that Works for your Property or Farm....Prepping for the extreme!

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What happens here

Following the installation of the silt fencing, Josh also places several more sections of straw wattles (erosion sausages) strategically along the slope. He anchors these wattles into the ground using wooden stakes and a hammer, ensuring they form an effective contour to capture and slow down water runoff. The combination of silt fencing and straw wattles is intended to create a multi-layered defense against erosion in this problematic area.

Goal: Add more straw wattles in conjunction with the silt fencing at the sloped site to enhance erosion control.

Tools and materials

  • Hammer
  • Straw Wattles
  • Wooden Stakes

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wondering what I'm doing Wednesday night's the four live streams this is Wednesday it's 6:30 so hopefully I'll get all this knocked out and then we'll go live on YouTube busy busy times only 16 more steaks to drive grass the seed and those two straw bales down on that rock you got to spread those so what I figured out over time working with these is that they're separated into two distinct sections and they're tied off in the middle so all I got to do is cut it in one spot and I don't have to dump any straw out and put a zip tie on the end cool so putting a zip tie on right here zip it down tight give her a little cut then I have two different sections for stakes in each one you got to drive them in right in the gully part cuz that's where it's gonna try and run underneath this roll a straw oh hey Beast

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