Good water management is an essential part of maintaining good farmland. Our expertise ensures your field is in optimal condition for producing higher, more uniform yields.
About Us
Innovative Agri Tiling has provided water management solutions in Manitoba since 2010. It has been our mission to provide quality tiling services to the agricultural community.
Our business has often been selected over the competition because of our ability to offer strategic tile drainage design and no obligation land surveys all under the management of the business owner. Our experienced staff is what allows us to offer you knowledge specific to your greatest asset.
Innovative Agri Tiling will continue to help farmers and landowners increase profitability through tile drainage services.
Tile Drainage
Tile Drainage is one of the best water management practices to help improve farm land. By installing tile your land can benefit from better soil aeration, reduced compaction and decreased soil erosion. The factors combined result in higher, more uniform yields and increase the value of your land.
Process
Innovative Agri Tiling uses the highest quality of equipment, product and technology. The drain tile process begins by surveying the field, determining outlet, sizing of pipe, and spacing laterals to find the necessary material for a quoted estimate. From this point, GPS controlled installation machinery is used to install the tile, both custom and unique to each job site.
Benefits
Tile drainage is economically beneficial to the farmer. It can allow higher value crops, such as fruits and vegetables, to be planted where they could not otherwise be profitably grown. Tiling can increase the yield for a variety of different crops, including but not limited to: potatoes, canola, wheat, corn and sunflowers.
The agronomic reasons for having tile drains installed into farmland are many. Tile drainage can affect the physical properties of the soil. The removal of excess water results in better aeration and corresponding microbial activity, improved soil porosity and tilth and overall better soil structure (Hill 1976; Gardner et al. 1994).
Fraser, Heather, and Ron Fleming. Environmental Benefits Of Tile Drainage. 2001. Web. Oct. 2015.
The benefits listed above are from a report done by the University of Guelph. This and more information can be found on their website.
Get in touch with us at:
20 Birchwood Lane
Reinfeld, MB R6W 1L2
Ph. 204 362 1129
ed@agritiling.com
