by Northern Plains Drainage Systems | Feb 4, 2023 | Tile Drainage Learning Zone
Grade control is a technology used in agriculture to ensure that tile drainage systems are installed at the correct slope and elevation. It is an important aspect of tile drainage installation, as it helps to ensure that the tiles are positioned correctly to allow for...
by Northern Plains Drainage Systems | Feb 4, 2023 | Tile Drainage Learning Zone
Soil salinity refers to the concentration of salts in the soil, typically measured in terms of electrical conductivity (EC). Soil salinity can occur naturally in some regions, but it can also be caused by factors such as over-irrigation, poor drainage, and the use of...
by Northern Plains Drainage Systems | Feb 1, 2023 | Tile Drainage Learning Zone
Yes, tile drainage can be installed in heavy clay soils. In fact, heavy clay soils are often some of the most suitable soils for tile drainage, as they can be prone to waterlogging and can have poor soil structure. Installing a tile drainage system can help to remove...
by Northern Plains Drainage Systems | Jan 18, 2023 | Tile Drainage Learning Zone
It is recommended to address drainage issues before implementing variable rate technology (VRT) in agriculture. Drainage problems can have a significant impact on crop growth and yields, and fixing these issues is an important step in ensuring optimal conditions for...
by Northern Plains Drainage Systems | Jan 4, 2023 | Tile Drainage Learning Zone
Tile drainage is a system of underground pipes that are installed to remove excess water from agricultural land. The pipes are placed in trenches and collect excess water from the soil, directing it to an outlet, such as a ditch, stream, or other watercourse. This...
