Re: Tiling Question

Posted by fixerupper on October 09, 2013 at 06:59:43 from (100.42.83.15):

In Reply to: Tiling Question posted by Bob in SD on October 09, 2013 at 06:27:42:

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Go ahead and let them run it through as long as it's a big enough tile to handle everything that's upstream. If it's undersized for the anticipated flow your wet spot will be wetter. We have a drainage ditch going through our farm. A tile running from the neighbor's land went across our land to the drainage ditch and this tile was grossly overloaded in wet years, making our land wetter than it already was in that location. One July the neighbor came to us asking if he could run a bigger tile to the drainage ditch parallel to the overloaded one across our land and he would pay for the crop damage since this was in the summer. We agreed to it and now that the bigger tile is there our land has never been wet since then in that area. In fact, it's some of the best land on the farm now. By the way, we take any money for the crop damage because we knew it would improve our land. Jim

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