Hydromorphic Soil: Field Signs That Indicate if Your Land Fits the Description
The Mato Grosso law uses a technical term — “hydromorphic soil” — to decide if your area falls under the rules of CONSEMA Resolution No.…
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Is Deeper Always Better? What Determines the Right Depth for Agricultural Drainage
“Let’s dig deeper to solve it once and for all” is one of the most expensive decisions made when designing an agricultural drainage system. The…
What is a “wetland” according to MT law — and why your plot may qualify without you knowing
The term “wetland” might bring to mind swamps, year-round standing water, or obvious landscapes. Mato Grosso law doesn’t define it that way. According to CONSEMA…
High ground, but still waterlogged? The reason isn’t the water table
The plot is on high ground, far from any low-lying area. Even so, after heavy rain, a waterlogged patch appears right in the middle of…
Can my soil have legalized drainage? The technical criteria of the new MT law
Not all waterlogged soil in Mato Grosso can receive a legalized drain — even if the water sits exactly the same way. CONSEMA Resolution nº…
New agricultural drainage law in wetlands of MT: what changes and who needs to act
Since June 30th, Mato Grosso has a new law for those who drain crops in wetlands or hydromorphic soils: CONSEMA Resolution nº 36/2026. If you…
Drain or decompact first? The mistake that makes the pipe not solve
You installed the drain, the depth was correct, the slope was correct — and the water remains stagnant. The pipe is not defective. The installation…
Drainage Envelope: The Decision That Determines System Longevity or Failure
The pipe was right. The depth was right. The slope was right. And in two or three years, the system stopped working. This is one…
Ochre in Drains: The Silent Clogging of Brazil’s Ferruginous Soils
You installed the drainage, it worked well for the first few years — and suddenly the water stopped flowing out. No roots in the pipe,…
How Much Does NOT Draining Cost? The Bill for Stagnant Water on Your Farm
Drainage seems like an expense, but the bill that weighs heavily is the one for NOT draining — loss of productivity, getting stuck, and wasted…
7 Signs That Your Crop Needs Drainage
Is there that section of your field that lets you down every year—always in the same spot? The crops grow crooked, the machinery gets stuck,…
Drainage system: the foundation for efficient agriculture and energy
When we talk about renewable energy and high-performance agriculture in Brazil, we often think of solar panels, wind turbines, or vast grain fields. But there…
Soil drainage in agriculture: how to transform your crop
Soil drainage in agriculture is a key factor in the success of any crop. After all, productivity starts at the foundation—and that foundation is the…
Smart drainage: higher yields, lower losses
Drainage is much more than simply letting water flow away. With proper planning, it becomes a key factor in boosting agricultural productivity and the durability…
Information on underground drainage
Subsurface drainage lowers the water table and removes excess water from the soil. It ensures agricultural productivity, the durability of roads and railways, and the…
Agricultural Drainage and HDPE Corrugated Pipes
There was a time when agriculture depended entirely on nature to function. The soil and the climate were primarily responsible for food production. However, when…
Excess moisture in the soil causes damage: how can it be prevented?
Excess moisture promotes the development of crop diseases and affects the yield of various crops. Learn how to prevent it. There is no doubt that…
Why is agricultural drainage important?
In this article, we discuss the problems associated with poor soil drainage and the benefits of proper drainage for agricultural production.