rlee6
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I googled "agricultural drain" but could not find any information on the size or distance between two pipes. Thank you.
agricultural drainage pipe -size and distance?
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Henro
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<font color="blue"> Finally I found an article that answers my question. Thanks. </font>
It might help someone else in the future if you share that link...
Obviously few had an answer or you would have gotten one here at TBN I am sure...
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It might help someone else in the future if you share that link...
Obviously few had an answer or you would have gotten one here at TBN I am sure...
Glad you had success at finding an answer... /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Highbeam
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More information too like flow, slope, lifespanrequirements, etc.
Here is the link to the publication.
http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/CH165
The land is pretty much flat, all sandy with some organic soil underneath. There is no good drainage ditch or creek. How do I create a low spot from flat land? I haven't thought about life span. Greater than 10 years would be nice. Thanks.
By the way, the article has a photo of some huge machine digging and laying drainage pipe. Is this expensive?
http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/CH165
The land is pretty much flat, all sandy with some organic soil underneath. There is no good drainage ditch or creek. How do I create a low spot from flat land? I haven't thought about life span. Greater than 10 years would be nice. Thanks.
By the way, the article has a photo of some huge machine digging and laying drainage pipe. Is this expensive?
