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Modernizing ditches helps northwest Ohio improve Lake Erie water conditions

A two-stage ditch is helping to capture algae-feeding nutrients and reduce the risk of flooding. » Read more...

“Green” drainage is a hit with habitat groups

Although agricultural drainage proponents have occasionally clashed with conservation groups, a project in Alaska proves that it’s possible to make everyone happy. » Read more...

Renville County moves forward on drainage project amid concerns

The plan to move an agricultural drainage line would mean increased capacity – but some in the city are concerned about this aspect. » Read more...

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Register today for our free webinar 2022 Ag Market Trends and How Water Management Can Be Your Best Financial Option.

Year in and year out, water management proves to be one of the few investments that provide long-term value to the land. Arm yourself with the best information to keep you and our farm families profitable. Join the ADS Agriculture crew on February 16, 2022, as we discuss the future of water management in agriculture.
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… and prepare for dry

We’ve already covered strategies for how to create drainage management systems for those surprisingly soggy summers. But what about those who face drought conditions, or unpredictable and inconsistent amounts of precipitation? It’s these exact conditions that have made drainage water recycling – taking the water that is drained from a field and using it to irrigate thirsty crops in need. We speak with an expert researcher from Missouri who discusses the benefits of irrigation using recycled drainage water and the right techniques to ensure efficiency. » Read more...

Discover how your fields can benefit from water management

The WM-Survey II™ app is the only tool you need to get started with water management activities on the farm. This free-to-download mobile application makes it easy to create basic field surveys for use in water management activities and automates the creation of terrace and waterway cross-section profile designs as well as auto-creates rice levee designs. » Find out more...

EVENTS

Modernizing ditches helps northwest Ohio improve Lake Erie water conditions

“Green” drainage is a hit with habitat groups

Renville County moves forward on drainage project amid concerns

Want Long-Term Ag Investment Advice? Look Underground.

… and prepare for dry

Discover how your fields can benefit from water management

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