What type of seeding provides quick coverage to reduce erosion on rough graded areas?

Temporary seeding is specifically designed to provide quick coverage on disturbed or rough graded areas to help control erosion. This type of seeding typically involves planting fast-growing and hardy grass species that establish quickly, thereby stabilizing the soil and reducing runoff while longer-term vegetation takes time to grow and establish. It serves as an effective erosion control measure until permanent vegetation can mature.

By using quick germinating seeds, temporary seeding helps to protect the soil from erosive forces such as wind and water. This is crucial in situations where immediate stabilization is necessary to prevent further erosion on graded sites. Once the site is sufficiently stabilized, permanent seeding can then take place, which focuses on establishing long-term vegetation that will provide ongoing erosion control benefits.