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NEWS

Ontario government invests $7 million in ag projects including buffers

Research into the benefits and mechanics of saturated buffers in agricultural drainage will benefit from the funds. » Read more...

Subirrigation of crops using drainage water recycling

A recent webinar explores the benefits of applying water back into fields through drainage, increasing yield and stability. » Read more...

DIGS Associates, Martin Engineering Company strike partnership

The two companies, both headquartered in Illinois, will provide drainage, irrigation and nutrient loss reduction solutions at the field and watershed level. » Read more...

Go West, drainage

Subsurface drainage isn’t equally popular in all regions and climates. But recently, experts have started looking at demand for the practice in Western Canada, where some contractors have posted record seasons. But what considerations should contractors make in regions where climate, soil and regulations differ so vastly? Researchers and contractors alike weigh in. » Read more...

EVENTS

Ontario government invests $7 million in ag projects including buffers

Subirrigation of crops using drainage water recycling

DIGS Associates, Martin Engineering Company strike partnership

Go West, drainage

Drainage tools workshop 2021

Iowa Drainage School 2020 – Postponed to 2021

Drainage contractor workshop (NEW DATE)

Landowner short-course (NEW DATE)