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What online tools are you using to better plan your #tiledrainage installs?

Tom Scherer with @NDSUExtension, Brett Sheffield from @NextGenDrainage, Charlie Schafer from @AgriDrainCorp, and more, talk online tools for drainage contractors: http://www.drainagecontractor.com/online-tools-for-drainage/ #agtech #tile20

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26 May

"10" pipe 8ft deep old wheel machine getting it done"

Aaron Kull shared this project that took place in April in Carroll, Ohio! Tag us @DrainageContMag to share your #tile20 views!

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mylendunbarMylen Dunbar@mylendunbar·
25 May

This just doesn’t stop flowing! •100’ highway bore
•412 acres with one outlet
•60’ spacing
•8 overcuts
•One happy customer
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