Millions in funding awarded for drainage projects

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NEWS

Ontario updates Drainage Act to reduce red tape

The amendment is part of an overall goal to save both contractors and landowners time and money. » Read more...

Farmers work to prevent nitrogen runoff

Farmers in the Creston area are attempting to mitigate runoff into Green Valley Lake, with drain tile playing a starring role. » Read more...

Funding fact sheet: July 20

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...

For cousins Corey and Taylor Nohl, drainage is a family affair. From their days of steering the tractors from their fathers’ laps to their eventual ownership of the family business, the Nohls are full-time farmers who lay tile on the side. They say working in drainage gives them a fresh perspective on the needs of farmers, and have taken steps to modernize the family business, bringing in new tech to make the operation more efficient. » Learn more...

EVENTS

Ontario updates Drainage Act to reduce red tape

Farmers work to prevent nitrogen runoff

Funding fact sheet: July 20

For farmers, by farmers

Drainage tools workshop 2021

Iowa Drainage School 2020 – Postponed to 2021

Drainage contractor workshop (NEW DATE)

Landowner short-course (NEW DATE)