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California accepting comments on water efficiency

The State Water Efficiency and Enhancement Program (SWEEP) is preparing recommendations on how to better serve farmers and landowners. » Read more...

Ohio top court rules poor farm drainage no reason to lower taxes

A May 18 opinion found that an Ohio tax commissioner followed the law by not going out of his way to lower the assessment of a farmer’s land because of poor drainage. » Read more...

Funding Fact Sheet: May 25

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...

As more farmers and landowners recognize the value of subsurface drainage, demand on tile is higher than ever. Learn how farmers are staying on top of demand by working closely with their ADS sales reps and making the most of technologies like the pin drop capability. » Learn more...

Mind the gap, please

From our latest print issue: “Six feet, please!” Did you know that drain tile benefits from some social distancing of its own? A new tool out of Michigan State University lets contractors know what the optimal spacing is for file – what will yield the best returns, and what will help crops thrive in the Midwest. » Read more...

EVENTS

Iowa Drainage School 2020 – Postponed to 2021

Aug. 25-27, 2021
Location: Nashua, IA » Learn more

California accepting comments on water efficiency

Ohio top court rules poor farm drainage no reason to lower taxes

Funding Fact Sheet: May 25

Keeping up with high demand

Mind the gap, please

Iowa Drainage School 2020 – Postponed to 2021