Avoiding land drainage pitfalls

Land drainage can be costly in terms of money and time. In order to get it right, you need to know what you are doing and have a plan. Jack Kennedy reports.

[@mustlovedogs272]

Ireland ! I have some ancestors from there. They went to South Carolina, then Georgia, then middle Tennessee, then here to west Tennessee. Here, we use drainage tile, put in with a plow designed to do exactly that ( Soilmax is it's name ). A new Soilmax runs about $35,000. You can buy a Soilmax, get your own land done and then rent it out, or, you can rent one. Gotta have a powerful tractor though cause it pulls the tile through at about 4 ft deep.

[@PVAglue-fi4kc]

The field looked great until you let the cows out on it

[@hawthornintheglen6944]

Fair fucks lads! Get on to the cover crop as well

[@wincanton2]

This looked a job well done..

[@groverinmotion6985]

Was the cost 200 800 , or 200,800 thousand dollars per acer?

[@What..a..shambles]

Two thousand eight hundred ..2800euro

[@thedude4795]

how am i gonna avoid pitfalls if i cant understand a word youre saying

[@petermorris7135]

Do you farm yourself Izio ? HA ?

[@massimopecile9666]

Lol 😂 strong accent for a non english

[@Fngsouth]

Why don't you understand? are you a hammerhead?