i'm looking for a question about subsurface drainange it can be calculating question or a describtion...

i'm looking for a question about subsurface drainange it can be calculating question or a describtion questiom but please also give me a solution thankyou

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Ans-when we find questions regarding subsurface drainage. I provide you two questions regarding subsurface drainage.

Q.) 1 why are farmers installing subsurface drainage.?

Q.)2 explain subsurface drainage is bad for environment yes or No.?

Now we answering both of two questions .

Q1Ans-subsurface drainage also known as tile drainage. Tile drainage installation has accelerated in the red River Valley drainage basin as well as other parts of north dakota during last 15years.actually recent interest of farmers due to seasonally high water table. In springtime many farmers have difficulties in timely crops planting due to the wet conditions. Tile drainage is offers potential to control and reduce salinity in poorly drained soils.

Q2. Ans-No, though it is true that tile outflow can become contaminated with some pollutants that does not mean the tile drainage we eliminated due to environment concern. When we used proper management tile drainage important part of environmental farm management. Tile drainage is best management practices for Erosion and water quality control.

So finally we can say it's useful for our environment.

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