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Hydraulic Erosion Control Products

Utilize the speed and cost-savings of hydraulically applied mulches

Built on a long history of leading innovation in the development of reinforced fiber mulch used as Hydraulic Erosion Control Products (HECPs), our unique combination of erosion and sediment control engineering excellence and agronomic expertise has resulted in a wide selection of solutions for your needs. Our innovations have dramatically expanded the application of natural vegetation as an effective erosion control solution.

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The most technologically advanced hydraulic mulch

A Flexible Growth Medium offers you the greatest assurance of success, especially when site conditions are extreme and design safety is critical.

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Flexterra® HP-FGM®

When the job site demands peak performance, Flexterra HP-FGM stands as the ultimate erosion control and revegetation solution.

Advanced Erosion Control

    Higher-performing, cost-efficient hydraulic mulches

    Offering Advanced Fiber Matrices that provide outstanding erosion control and vegetative establishment to meet a broad range of site and budget needs.

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    ProMatrix® Engineered Fiber Matrix® (EFM®)

    Get superior performance at a competitive price and a higher loading rate with ProMatrix Engineered Fiber Matrix (EFM), giving you an edge for projects needing BFM/SMM hydraulic products.

    Advanced Erosion Control

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    Hydro-Blanket® Bonded Fiber Matrix

    Spraying on as a mulch, Hydro-Blanket Bonded Fiber Matrix (BFM) dries to form a breathable blanket that bonds more completely with the soil. This process more effectively prevents erosion and saves time and money compared to erosion control blankets as well as other BFMs.

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    Terra-Matrix® Stabilized Mulch Matrix (SMM)

    More stringent standards of the Clean Water Act have made it essential for site managers to have low-cost yet effective methods of preventing erosion and sediment loss on all sites where soil has been disturbed.

    Advanced Erosion Control

      Quickly and easily establish vegetation, whether spot treating smaller spots or hydrospraying larger areas

      Once activated by water, granules quickly expand and disperse to provide outstanding protection and water-holding performance right where it’s needed.

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      ProFlex™ System

      The ultimate hydraulic solution for erosion control and vegetation establishment, the ProFlex System delivers the best of both words.

      Advanced Erosion Control

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      ProGanics® DUAL®

      Offering Biotic Soil Media (BSM) with erosion control in one hydraulic application.

      Advanced Erosion Control

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