What can “future Ohio” teach us about drainage?

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Editor's Note


When we think of tools, we generally think of the tangible tools that help us get jobs done. However, knowledge and research are also tools – and understanding the future of the climate in the Midwest is a crucial one. - Bree Rody, editor

News

Funding: USDA invests $1.5B in climate-smart ag projects

The USDA will invest $1.5 billion into 92 partner-driven conservation projects through the Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP). » Read More...

Mole drains: A cheap alternative to subsurface tile drainage

A primer on what mole drains are, how they're effective and why they might be a good alternative to tile drainage for your farming operation. » Read More...

Check it out: Indiana's drainage demonstration network

What started as discussions around the Fairholme Farms office and a few NRCS-supported projects, has now blossomed into a much larger regional edge-of-field demonstration effort in partnership with multiple stakeholders. » Read More...

Featured

Lessons learned from ‘Future Ohio’

Discussions of climate trends can sometimes feel intimidating or confrontational, as though an agenda is being pushed. One research scientist details a model employed to help people better contextualize climate variability as it relates to moisture, and how this model can help create more productive discussions – and inform large-scale drainage decisions, such as drainage water management practices. » Read More...

Events

LICO Drainage Conference

January 23 | London, Ontario » Read More...