No matter what you use place a thick plastic or rubber sheet down first (they say it kills off weeds but I don't see that )but it will keep the rocks or mulch from sinking into the dirt and dust.
I was thinking of something to spray or sprinkle. I have a big dirt back yard and live in Phoenix Az. We are in a drought and want to be cheap but also not do something that requires watering it
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You need to put down some grass or either do desert planting with rocks and stepping stones.
It needs to be covered - groundcover plantings, rocks, gravel, mulch, artificial turf, etc. See if these help!
https://www.installitdirect.com/learn/how-to-keep-the-dust-down-in-your-yard/
http://homeguides.sfgate.com/cheap-fix-cover-up-dirt-backyard-95665.html
http://www.city-data.com/forum/arizona/2160073-dirt-back-yard-concern-valley-fever.html
Water . Rubber mulch.
No matter what you use place a thick plastic or rubber sheet down first (they say it kills off weeds but I don't see that )but it will keep the rocks or mulch from sinking into the dirt and dust.