“Precision” has been the trend in agriculture for the past few decades. Advancements like auto-steering, yield monitors, remote sensing/imagery and variable rate technologies have allowed farmers to be more efficient and productive, and to lessen impacts on water, natural resources and the environment. So, how does “precision” apply to drainage?
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Precision begins with basics
Drainage intensity represents the actual rate at which water can move through soil and into tile lines when the water table is at the surface.
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