Silt fencing and hay bale barriers are two types of sediment barriers. They are temporary structures that are installed across or at the toe of a slope. They are used to control sheet flow …

Because many applications of straw and hay bales have been ineffective, EPA recommends carefully considering other stormwater control measures first. This fact sheet provides more …

Tarter’s Fence Line Feeder Panels w/ Hay Saver give you multiple cattle feeding options: hay, silage, or grain in fence lines, barns, sheds, or bunks while preventing hay loss. The 2” steel …

A silt fence is a temporary sediment control measure used in construction and land development projects to prevent soil erosion and retain sediment runoff. It consists of a barrier made of hay …

Straw or hay bale barriers are used similarly to sediment fence barriers; specifically where the area below the barrier is undisturbed and vegetated. Bale barriers require more maintenance …

"Staked Bale with Silt Fence" – Hay bales are very often installed in conjunction with silt fence. The silt fence is first installed and then the bales by one of the above methods. Bales can be …

The Model BK-6 cattle hay feeder is designed to feed large round or square bales in a fence line. Save with Klene Pipe's Hay Saver Feeders.

A straw (or hay) bale sediment trap is a row of entrenched and anchored bales, which are installed so that they detain and filter sediment-laden runoff. This type of sediment trap is …

With the removal of vegetation and topsoil on a site, areas are exposed to erosion. This can affect surrounding properties, sensitive areas such as wetlands, existing drainage areas and other …

proper installation of hay bales and silt fence for doing just that -€“ tailored to the job specifications. Straw or hay bales with minimum of two bale bindings securely in place.