My state has tougher wetland rules than the federal ones, so we get to go through 3 different offices to get permits, two federal and a state one. Actually the Feds pulled the state back a little a couple years ago, the state people took it upon themselves to be wetland gods and were overreaching even by their own rules.....
On general of you got tile in the field and grew crops on it before 1986 you can continue to do so, but can't touch anything that wasn't.
Now our govenor, who was too inept to run his family's Target stores, has decided that in his last 3 years in office he knows how to farm better than anyone else in the state and is bent on wrecking any farm in the state by giving all the the farm land to his hunting buddies.
So we are tiling as fast as we can before he completely stops us from farming.
Funny how there is such an outcry that ethanol supposedly takes food away from people; but the govenor can steal 125,000-300,000 acres of farmland for more hunting and all the city folk cheer.......
Anyhow.
The Devils Lake area of North Dakota is like you mention, water levels have risen there for a decade or more, it's really something how the water has risen there. There could be solutions to the problems there, but no, no, supposed to,let nature take its course and flood farmers and a couple small towns there, the natural water is more important than those hicks.
On the other hand, Fargo is spending billions of dollars to change the flow of the Red River to save their riverfront views from the high dollar areas of town.
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