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				<title>When is it appropriate to use straw bales for protecting burned slopes?</title>
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				<description>One of the serious consequences of a wild fire is the ensuing movement of soils on the destabilized service, sometimes leading to large slippage, or &#039;mass wasting&#039;.  The use straw, burlap, straw bales or waddles are important tools for controlling this erosion.</description>
				<pubDate>Fri, 26 Oct 2007 07:36:41 +0000</pubDate>
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						 <p>Authorities disagree, but generally straw waddles (long cyclindrical tubes made of straw or other organic, preferably non-seed bearing material), are installed after the fire event and before the rains. Proper installation, using trenching and and stakes, is key to their effectiveness</p> 
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