Скачать или смотреть Efficient Farmland Drainage: Keep Crops Healthy and Soil Strong

Building a farmland drainage system is essential for maintaining soil health and preventing waterlogging that can harm crops. The process begins by surveying the land to identify low areas and natural water flow patterns. Trenches or ditches are then dug along these lines to channel excess water away from crop zones.

For modern systems, perforated PVC or corrugated plastic pipes are laid underground, covered with gravel and soil to allow smooth water flow while preventing clogging. Surface drains or collection basins may also be installed to handle heavy rainfall. Proper slope design ensures continuous drainage without erosion.

Once completed, regular maintenance-like clearing debris and checking pipe flow-keeps the system efficient. A well-designed drainage system boosts crop yield and protects farmland from flooding.