What is Field Tiling?
Network Of Drains
Network Of Drains
Network Of Drains
Field tiling comprises a network of perforated PVC pipes that acts as a collection point for various subterranean drains installed in a farm field.
Higher Yields
Network Of Drains
Network Of Drains
Well-drained fields have been proven to produce higher yields in farming. That’s why sophisticated drainage methods, like field tiling, exist to deal with the issue of waterlogged & saline soils. The right drainage system installation ensures consistent drainage & replenishment of the soil’s natural nutrients without over-using the soil for farming.
Drains Without Eroding Soil
Drains Without Eroding Soil
Drains Without Eroding Soil
The drains allow excess surface water to be siphoned off without eroding the soil or displacing mineral-rich sediment.
Improves Soil Quality
Drains Without Eroding Soil
Drains Without Eroding Soil
Tiling improves the quality of agricultural soil & yield, speeds up silage maturity for livestock, enhances pasture quality in the surrounding habitats, and is a sustainable practice.
Experiencing Diminished Crop Yields?
Over-saturated Soil
Over-saturated or waterlogged soils gradually break down the organic structure, leading to compaction & poor soil aeration. That can inhibit crop root growth & development, resulting in stunted or failed crop yields. Wet soils also present another problem: enhanced salinity & erosion. With tree & plant roots failing to thrive & keeping the soil together, combined with minimal soil aeration, the top soil weathers faster, taking the organic nutrients along with it.
