In cooler regions of Arkansas, wood chips are used to help retain soil moisture and regulate temperature fluctuations, supporting the state’s diverse agriculture.

At higher temperatures, compost blankets help maintain soil health and retain water for native plants in Arkansas, benefiting both agricultural land and residential landscapes.

Biodegradable erosion control blankets are used across Arkansas to stabilize soils and support the growth of vegetation, specificlaly in newly developed properties.

For hot and humid parts of Arkansas, synthetic erosion control blankets are chosen because they can withstand intense conditions, ensuring long-term protection for your soil and plants.

Soil tackifiers made of biodegradable polymers can enhance soil stability without causing environmental harm, making them the best choice for Arkansas landscapes.

For farms and agricultural production areas in Arkansas, emulsified asphalt is a type of soil tackifier that reinforces soils and ensures your erosion control measures remain effective throughout the year.