| Critical
RUSLE2 Rules |
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| Ø | RUSLE2
DEFINITIONS, RULES, |
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| PROCEDURES,
and CORE DATA MUST |
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| BE FOLLOWED
FOR GOOD RESULTS. |
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| Ø | Can’t
independently change one set of |
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| data without
recalibrating. |
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| Ø | Must let
RUSLE2 factors and subfactors |
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| represent what
they were intended to |
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| represent. |
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| - | For example,
the K factor values are not to be |
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| modified to
represent the effect of organic |
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| farming. The cover-management subfactors |
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| represent the
effects of organic farming. |
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| Ø | Don’t
like these rules—then don’t use |
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| RUSLE2
because results won’t be good. |
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