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Bucket view for the win as the guys pull through this 10’ overcut! #tile22 @NextGenDrainage
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facebook.com/109167288308898… – at Hart, South Australia
Thanks @MastenbroekLtd . It’s pretty impressive to see the paddock now to what it was like this time a year ago. Sown with winter onions, trafficked threw the winter and not a mark left. Not to mention a full dam too.
Will Whishaw of WD Drainage in Tasmania has used the Trimble WM Drain software in one of our 20/15 drainage trenchers to design and install one of the most innovative schemes we have ever seen!
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During his presentation at @TheNaac Land Drainage Hub at @CerealsEvent Fred Clarke mentioned a #drainage project that will capture enough rainfall to fill 15 Olympic swimming pools! Find out more about it here: ow.ly/BoVx50Fu9iY
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After flooding this winter due to failed 70yr old land drains, we are putting in a scheme to hopefully address the problem. Land drainage is only dear the day you pay for it, written down over the next 50yrs it works out at about £16/a. Many thanks to @LincsDrainage for a top job
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Have you thought about increasing the value of your land instead of expanding? With land prices constantly rising, think about investing in the land you already own. Improve soil health and crop production with tile. #Tile21 #AgTwitter
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Beautiful #sunset on this #Indiana #farm
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One of the biggest advantages of tile is soil health. In order for a plant to be healthy, it needs a harmony of oxygen and water. Tile creates that optimal balance of both, creating a more productive plant. 🌱 Any questions? Drop them down below and we'll answer!
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By allowing soils to drain in a controlled manner, tile drainage increases water storage capacity, and thereby reduces the amount of surface runoff. It’s a win-win: Reduce runoff, and reduce erosion.
#Tile21 #TileDrainage
Out looking at our latest installs today after heavy rainfalls of 80 + mm fell overnight. Great to see what the team at WD has achieved for this farmer and his paddock. #drainagepays #sustainableagriculture #tiledrainage
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A very interesting article from the College of Agriculture, Food & Rural Enterprise on the importance of managing drainage systems in the winter months, as well as their overall benefits to soil nutrition and crop yields
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@DiscoverCAFRE #landdrainage
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A little cross section of what we have been up to lately. Big thanks to @FarmingPhotos for capturing what we do this year.We are @CropTecShow this week if you want to speak to our team about how we can help your farm going forwards. #LandDrainage #farm #harvest21
Job Done. Thanks very much @JamesClutterbu2 for the work. An investment that generations to come will benefit from. #drainagepays #sustainableagriculture #farm365 #landdrainage
Great morning out at Hagley today getting some pipe in the ground. #farm365 #landdrainage #sustainableagriculture #drainagepays
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Dropped the trencher off at Hagley School Farm for the Precision Ag Expo which starts tomorrow at 9am. Drop in and catch up out on what’s the latest in #precisionag
Spent the last couple of days in the office designing drainage schemes with @trimble_ag s WM Drains. With falls of over 100mm in northern Tas for October already the payback for installing subsurface drainage could be as little as one season. #drainagepays #sustainableagriculture
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