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The study has been made in a representative small watershed with gently to hilly slopes from Tutova Rolling Hills, Romania. The system of conservation measures is represented by stripcroping, bufferstrips, bench terraces, a grassed waterway and a drainage network. The monitoring of hydrological response of agricultural units has been made in two cross section corresponding to each of the land use type by means of two concrete triangular weirs. The most important soil losses were caused by three extreme rainfall events from August 29, 2004 (76.3 mm), May 07, 2005 (53.5 mm) and September 05, 2007 (88.5 mm). At the date of the first rainfall event, generally, the soil was very well protected against erosion by the vegetative cover, excepting parcels that were just ploughed after the mash crop. In that case, it was estimated that the value of soil losses ranged between 20.0 and 24.5 t/ha while for the other crops like corn and soybean, soil losses they were 1.0-1.5 t/ha and 0.5-0.8 t/ha respectively. Maximum values of runoff were 4.14 m 3 /s for the cultivated land and 2.81 m 3 /s for the grazing land. It was calculated that through cross section corresponding to the cultivated land run about 9100 m 3 of water that represent cca. 12% from the total

Response of conservation measures from small cultivated watersheds, concerning runoff and erosion, under the impact of extreme rainfall events