Assuming another 5,000 to 25,000 acres have tile, Manitoba may have 40,000 to 60,000 acres with tile drainage. The province has about 11.6 million acres of cropland, so 0.3 to 0.5 percent may have ...

I am not an engineer and will not give recipes for pipe size, spacing or equipment. Rather, I’ll look at the principles and steps a farmer should take before investing big bucks in tiles. Tile ...

Tile was first installed in the 1800s by laying clay tile at the bottom of a trench. Today, 10.6 million acres of agricultural land (45 percent of cropland) is tile drained in Ontario.

Installing a basement drainage system is filthy, backbreaking work, but it's not complicated. With a little instruction from our drain tile experts, you can do a first-class basement drainage job ...

Stormwater begins as rainfall and melting snow/ice. Stormwater on the ground is called runoff. In undeveloped areas, runoff will either soak into the soil, get absorbed by plants, evaporate or find ...

A ditch is an excavated channel in the ground that conveys water during storm events and spring melts. Conveying the water during these events protects public and private infrastructure assets from ...

Rural municipalities are responsible for controlling drainage, and a few years ago the RM of Dufferin realized that needed to include tile drains. Former reeve, Shawn McCutcheon saw tiling becoming ...

The growing use of artificial subsurface or tile drainage in Minnesota has sparked much debate about its impact on local hydrology and water quantity and quality. On this webpage, we: Explain how ...

Water drops drip into clogged grey drain in shower cabin Somebody turns on the shower and the water starts to accumulate and drains into clogged grey drain in shower cabin. Droplets of water making ...