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      Hydroseeding
        For medium to large scale projects, hydroseeding is the most economical and basic form of seed establishment utilized for turf & native grasses, wildflowers, and erosion control mixes. The “1-Step Method” consists of a 4-Part Slurry: 
           
          • Regionally selected seed varieties 
           
          • Fertilizer component tailored to site conditions 
           
          • Hydromulch fiber to aid in uniform seed disbursement & moisture retention
           
      • Tackifier to bind the slurry for uniform seed to soil contact during establishment      
      BFM/SFM - Bonded Fiber Matrix & Stabilized Fiber Matrix
      A 1-Step Application, but is enhanced with an engineered fiber product containing additional mechanical or hydraulic bonding agents.
         
      • BFM or SFM applications can also be applied without seed and fertilizer if vegetation is not desired, but where erosion control is required, and water shed opportunities are maximized.
      Straw Blowing 
      Straw blowing is the most cost-effective method to reduce soil erosion and sediment runoff on active and inactive construction sites. This methodology provides superior erosion control protection by limiting soil particle run-off resulting from rainfall at construction sites. The following 2-Step Method can be modified with the addition of a seeding application to create the 3-Step Method.
       
      • Pneumatically applied at rates determined by analyzing site conditions
       
      • Sealed in place with Hydromulch and Tackifier to reduce wind erosion.
      
 
	
      Dust Control
      This application is used to inhibit soil particulates from entering the atmosphere and polluting air quality.  Dust palliatives are often applied to bare soil at construction sites or industrial facilities to hold soil in place and reduce the possibilities for wind scouring.  
         
        • Process produces no undesirable runoff constituents
         
      • Addition of hydromulch is recommended for optimum results
   
      Broadcast & Drill Seeding
     Seed placement is accomplished by mechanically injecting the seed, fertilizer, and inoculant components into the soil surface at pre-determined rates; often the preferred method for wetland mitigation projects.
        
       • Ensures excellent seed to soil contact
        
       • Closest to the natural re-seeding process, especially for native species 
  revegetation
        
      • Custom mixes can include: Native grasses, clovers, and wildflowers 
    
     
   
      
      Weed Abatement & Mowing Services
     Our licensed, professional, Weed Abatement Program utilizes “Cultural Practice Integration” with mowing, discing, and herbicide spraying to 
       successfully meet your state and local compliance requirements for 
       Vegetative Fuel Reduction and Noxious Weed Control on: 
       • Construction Sites  
       • Industrial Yards 
       • Development Property 
       • Roadside Right-of-Ways 
       • Municipal Facilities, including parks and open space corridors 
      Services for native grass establishment  include: analysis of irrigation,  
      nutrient applications, and mowing. 
     
     
      SWPPP Compliance
     Mark Seeding Services offers installation and site monitoring services for your Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan, (SWPPP), to effectively meet your governmental compliance needs so your company avoids costly fines, and delays in project completion. We also offer certified SWPPP plans when needed.  
        
       • Silt Fencing • Erosion Control Blankets • Straw Wattles 
      • Drain Inlet Protection • Gravel Bags • Straw Blowing 
      • HYDROSEEDING • HYDROMULCHING 
     
     
      Agronomic Consulting
      The foundation of any successful vegetation establishment and erosion control protocol is a specification package tailored to site conditions and project objectives.
         
        • Agronomic Reports include: installation, establishment, and maintenance 
          methodologies.
         
      • General agronomic review of design and establishment protocols yields 
        maximum project cost-effectiveness. 
       
       
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