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Report: Nearly 10 percent of farmers installed tile drainage last year

A modest improvement in farmer sentiment resulted from farmers’ improved perspective on current conditions on their farms as well as their expectations for the future.


Funding fact sheet: Canada, Ontario investing $1.64 million in Northern farming

The governments of Canada and Ontario are investing up to $1.65 million over five years to support research programming, knowledge transfer and the operations and management of the Lakehead University Agricultural Research Station (LUARS).


There's still time: Register for the 2023-24 Drainage Innovation webinars

Can't make the live stream? All those who register can also download the webinar and view on-demand.


 
 
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Pipe Perforation and Sock Fabric – One Size Fits All?

Jamie sits down with Prinsco Ag Application Engineer, Trey Allis for a conversation about a recent study on pipe perforation and sock fabric. They talk through how small-scale studies might contribute to misconceptions in agricultural water management, and why talking to a contractor in your area is the best bet for farmers who have questions about which drainage products will serve your farm best. » Listen Now...
 
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Mapping tile drainage

Researchers are trying to find ways to reduce pollution levels, which includes mapping their origin in farmers’ fields. But this task isn’t easy: although drainage ditches are visible from the air, the tile drainage systems are buried underground. This makes it difficult to map these systems or calculate their impacts. Finding better ways to map these systems is the mission of Ruijie Zeng, assistant professor at Arizona State University. Zeng and fellow researcher Chuncheng Yao are using drone footage, computer vision algorithms and soil moisture simulation models to improve the mapping of agricultural drainage networks and natural rivers. » Read More...
 
 
 
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Simplify your next water management project – from start to finish

Whether you’ve got too much, not enough or it’s in the wrong place, managing water can be a challenge. But, with Trimble’s water management solutions, you can access this valuable resource where and when you need it – creating optimal distribution and minimizing downtime. Visit our website to learn more about Trimble’s concept-to-completion tools – including solutions like the WM-Survey™ II app, VerticalPoint™ RTK grade control system and FieldLevel™ II system – for your next drainage or land-forming project. » Learn more...
 
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