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Why some say drainage is always a net good for farms.
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The proposed law was conceived under the new EU Soil Strategy.
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The machines have made their way to the other side of the world.
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This week on the Water Table podcast: From working on a potato farm in the '90s where they tested out subsurface drainage to building a successful business, Chris Unrau shares his experiences of being a part of the "birth" of the water management industry in Canada.
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Delbert “Del” O’Brien has worn a lot of hats over his career – he’s been a farm owner, a lawyer and has even been involved in the aviation business. Notably, O’Brien has never worked as a drainage contractor – but his recent induction into the Ontario Agricultural Hall of Fame is all about his decades of contribution to the world of Ontario drainage. For years, O’Brien served as the province’s “drainage referee,” bridging the gap between urban lawmakers and rural farmers looking for solutions. Read his story, and about why O’Brien is so passionate about representing rural Ontario.
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