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The best contractors are the ones who look beyond their current skillset and challenge the status quo. This is why it's important to not rely on the word "can't."
- Bree Rody, editor
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Advocates say even if the bill's future remains uncertain, now is the time for farmers to take advantage of additional funding in the Conservation Title.
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Mitigation measures identified by the EPA include subsurface tile drains with controlled drainage structures, as well as systems with permanent berms and tailwater return systems.
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Governor Mike DeWine praised farmers for their willingness to participate in the program, a voluntary incentive program that looks to improve Ohio waterways through agricultural practices.
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Timewell's custom-built HDPE risers deliver flexibility, strength, and durability, customized to your project's specifications. Made from corrosion-resistant MaXflo HDPE dual wall pipe, they withstand harsh conditions. Choose from various drain grates and covers to ensure a perfect match.
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Fourth-generation contractor Jesse Tait was born into the industry. But he’s never rested on his laurels. Believing that “can’t lives on won’t street,” Tait strives to help farmers better understand the long-term payoff of drainage, while contextualizing the work that goes into drainage. In this episode, Tait shares his experiences not only with working as a contractor in Northern Ontario, where subsurface drainage remains relatively new, but also his perspectives on working with restrictions, learning on the go and bringing a collaborative approach to drainage.
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