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Thatching, Mulching and Binding

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General points Uses Thatching, mulching and binding can be used separately or in combination to: Protect exposed or steep dune slopes from wind erosion. Mulches can also be applied to help stabilise path surfaces. Straw bales, which break down to form a mulch, can be used to aid marram planting on steep slopes. Encourage better...

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