What type of seeding should be performed immediately in areas that are at rough grade for 14 days or more?

Temporary seeding is recommended for areas at rough grade for 14 days or more because it provides soil stabilization during the period before permanent vegetation can be established. Temporary seeding introduces fast-germinating and fast-growing species that quickly cover the soil surface, reducing erosion and sediment runoff. This form of seeding helps protect the disturbed soil until conditions are right for permanent seeding, which is typically done when more appropriate conditions for longer-lasting vegetation are available. The quick establishment of temporary vegetation helps maintain the integrity of the site and prevents the erosion that can occur on exposed soils.