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For too long, we've considered science and art opposites – that one can either be objective, logical and science-minded or a whimsical, artistic visionary. But some of the most complex drainage designs embrace the best of both worlds.
- Bree Rody, editor
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While custom agri-contractors are still expected to account for their own factors, such as job complexity, the new calculator resources will help provide both seller and buyer with a guideline on pricing.
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LICA National president Tony Cain on what led him to the land improvement industry, and what keeps it so exciting.
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Farms with low-quality drainage tended to attract lower buyer interest or values in some regions, according to the report from FNC.
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New grant recipients for nutrient stewardship, and a new grower bill offers relief to Canadian producers.
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The North American Drainage Conference is back for its second year on March 4. This virtual education conference will let drainage contractors hear from top experts in the field, including researchers, advocates and contractors. Register before February 18 to save! Get your ticket now for only $15 USD to guarantee access to the live sessions, on-demand recorded content and any exclusive resources shared from our expert presenters.
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Terracing is a complex form of drainage design designed to block the downward flow of water at key intervals, which reduces surface water velocity and, thus, erosion. In its purest form, it has been used in Asia for as long as 2,300 years. AGREM VP Jeremy Meiners discusses the process of designing terraced systems, and what type of land is most suited for terracing.
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