Posted by Billy NY on November 05, 2014 at 09:27:26 from (66.67.105.23):
In Reply to: Field Tiling posted by Curt Cooke on November 05, 2014 at 07:48:24:
It's hard to say without seeing what you are dealing with. Farmers don't have to tile much around here, but there is some I am sure in larger areas that don't slope or have natural drainage.
In this area, I find from many of the fields I worked in, that water can be trapped and grading the surface so it runs off, may suffice.
I've seen it where vegetation has changed things and trapped water here, have one place like that where the tractor path made kind of a small ridge that traps water on the opposite side.
Some use a subsoiler to relieve standing water, using it to make a tiny ditch.
"Call before you dig" (make the call if you need to) and avoid wetlands, both can be a can of worms.
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