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NEWS

Northampton County to study drainage priorities

Following a particularly rain-heavy February, the east Virginia county will work to identify its needs in agricultural drainage to avoid future complications. » Read more...

Funding fact sheet: March 16

The fact sheet returns for another week to show where projects are slated to begin, which grants are opening soon and who’s secured funding. » Read more...

Ottawa Valley drainage trailblazer becomes hall-of-famer

Del O’Brien was recognized for his part in the formation of the Ontario Drainage Tribunal and his role as the province’s “drainage referee.” » Read more...

Podcast: Future-Proof Farming: Dealing with disruption

The last year has introduced key phrases like “unprecedented times” and “new normal” that most of us would rather all forget. But as much as we’re longing for the return to precedented times, one question remains: what happens next time we have a new normal to deal with? Has COVID-19 taught the ag industry how to pivot quickly? We chat with industry representatives about lessons learned from a quick pivot, and how it could help producers prepare if there is a “next time.” » Read more...

EVENTS

Northampton County to study drainage priorities

Funding fact sheet: March 16

Ottawa Valley drainage trailblazer becomes hall-of-famer

Podcast: Future-Proof Farming: Dealing with disruption

Understanding Agricultural Tile Drainage Design and Management

2021 Conservation Drainage Network annual general meeting

Iowa Drainage School 2020 – Postponed to 2021