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The Morgan-Morgan-Finney (MMF) model is a widely used semi-physically basedsoil erosion model that has been tested and validated in various land use typesand climatic regions. The latest version of the model, the modified MMF (MMMF)model, improved its conceptual physical representations through severalmodifications of the original model. However, the MMMF model has threeproblematic parts to be corrected: 1) the effective rainfall equation, 2) theinterflow equation, and 3) the improperly normalized C-factor of the transportcapacity equation. In this commentary, we identify and correct the problematicparts of the MMMF model, which should result in more accurate estimations ofrunoff and soil erosion rates.

Commentary on 'Modified MMF (Morgan-Morgan-Finney) model for evaluating  effects of crops and vegetation cover on soil erosion' by Morgan and Duzant  (2008)