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drainage water management certification course
This certification course will explain how soil properties impact water movement, principles of DWM, & advanced DWM concepts. August 23 -24, 2022 Hendricks County 4H Conference Center – Danville, IN Read more about drainage water management certification course[…]
ADMC Drainage Water Management Certification
Webinar or on DemandJuly 7th, 2022 . 9AM-3pm CT Register today https://www.eventbrite.com/e/admc-drainage-water-management-certification-course-tickets-367081008177 DWM Certification Agenda Session 1: (2 CEUs) Drainage Design and Soils: Soil and water concepts & tools, fundamentals Read more about ADMC Drainage Water Management Certification[…]
Drainage Contractor’s Perspective on Barriers to Conservation Drainage Adoption Report
Prepared by: Dr. Katie Dentzman, Iowa State University; Ryan Arch, Illinois LICA; Keegan Kult, ADMC; and Tom Christensen, Ecosystem Services Exchange The Conservation Drainage Network conducted a survey of agricultural Read more about Drainage Contractor’s Perspective on Barriers to Conservation Drainage Adoption Report[…]
ADMC Spring 2022 Update
ADMC Welcomes New Members AMDC welcomes in and thanks the Drain Tile Safety Coalition and Hands On Tiling & Excavating LLC as new members in the Spring of 2022. ADMC Read more about ADMC Spring 2022 Update[…]
Bioreactor and Saturated Buffer Workshop to be held January 19 near Slater, IA
AMES, Iowa – Iowa Learning Farms, in partnership with Heartland Cooperative, and Agricultural Drainage Management Coalition, is hosting a farmer and landowner workshop on Wednesday, January 19 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Read more about Bioreactor and Saturated Buffer Workshop to be held January 19 near Slater, IA[…]
ADMC is working with the Conservation Drainage Network to gain insights from drainage contractors
Conservation drainage practices, applied in a conservation systems approach, offer great promise to improve environmental performance and farm economic viability on artificially-drained cropland. However, despite their benefits, producers are not adopting Read more about ADMC is working with the Conservation Drainage Network to gain insights from drainage contractors[…]
Call 811 Before You Dig
Do you know what’s below the ground? It’s a simple question, but many excavators are not aware that buried beneath the ground is an extensive network of millions of miles Read more about Call 811 Before You Dig[…]
Reflections from the 2021 ADMC Annual Meeting
The ADMC annual meeting, hosted by ISG Inc., was held in Bloomington, MN. on Wednesday October 27th. It was great to be able to meet in person and I do Read more about Reflections from the 2021 ADMC Annual Meeting[…]
The Iowa Polk County Saturated Buffer Project is accepting construction bids
The Polk County Saturated Buffer Project formed a SWCD-County-IDALS-NRCS-ADMC partnership and created a new framework to remove barriers to adoption in order to install saturated buffers and bioreactors at a Read more about The Iowa Polk County Saturated Buffer Project is accepting construction bids[…]
ADMC Agriculture Innovation Agenda Submission
Drainage water management (DWM) offers great promise to improve environmental performance and farm economic viability on tile-drained cropland. In-field experience and on-farm research have demonstrated crop production and nutrient loading Read more about ADMC Agriculture Innovation Agenda Submission[…]