Ag Tech Drainage

Farm Drainage & Drain Tile Installation in Todd County, MN
Precision Farm Tile & Pump Station Services for Optimal Yields

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Excess water can turn productive acres into recurring problem areas. Wet ground can delay planting, create uneven emergence, limit root development, increase compaction, and force farmers to work around the same soft spots year after year.

Ag Tech Drainage provides professional farm drainage and drain tile installation in Todd County, MN, helping local growers improve water management with drainage systems designed specifically around their land.

From complete pattern tile systems to existing tile repairs, system additions, excavation, culverts, pump stations, and GPS mapping, our team provides comprehensive agricultural drainage solutions throughout Todd County.

Every project starts with the field itself. We evaluate elevation, soil conditions, existing drainage, available outlets, and the areas where excess moisture is affecting production. Using GPS and LIDAR technology, we can then develop an engineered layout based on real field data rather than guesswork.

Call 320-351-4872 or contact Ag Tech Drainage to request a free estimate.
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Professional Drain Tile Installation in Todd County

A drainage system should be designed around how water actually moves through your field.
 
Even fields that appear relatively flat can contain subtle elevation changes that influence where water collects. Other properties may have rolling terrain, isolated depressions, old drainage infrastructure, or limited outlet options that require a more customized approach.

Ag Tech Drainage uses advanced surveying and installation technology to plan drain tile installation in Todd County, MN with precision.

Our process may include:
  • GPS field surveying
  • LIDAR elevation analysis
  • Identification of wet areas and natural flow paths
  • Evaluation of existing tile
  • Outlet assessment
  • Custom system layout
  • Pipe sizing and spacing
  • Precision-grade installation
  • Completed drainage mapping

Learn more about our drainage installation process.
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Farm Drainage Services for Todd County Growers

Ag Tech Drainage provides agricultural drainage services for projects ranging from individual repairs to complete field drainage systems.

Our services include:
  • Pattern tile installation
  • Complete farm drainage systems
  • Drain tile locating
  • Existing tile repairs
  • Tile extensions and additions
  • GPS and LIDAR surveying
  • Custom drainage design
  • Excavation
  • Culvert installation
  • Agricultural pump stations
  • Drainage system mapping
  • Permit guidance

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Stop Working Around the Same Wet Ground

Most farmers do not need a map to tell them where their field problems are.

They already know the spots that stay wet after a heavy rain. They know where the tractor sinks deeper, where planting is delayed, where crop growth looks different, and where they have to change their route to stay on firm ground.

Those recurring wet areas can create costs beyond the yield lost directly in the affected acres.

They may also contribute to:
  • Extra equipment passes
  • Increased fuel use
  • Wasted seed and fertilizer
  • Soil compaction
  • Delayed planting
  • Uneven crop maturity
  • Difficult harvest conditions
  • Additional equipment wear

A properly designed subsurface drainage system gives excess water a controlled path out of the soil profile.

Instead of continuing to farm around the same problem areas, Ag Tech Drainage can evaluate whether tile drainage can help bring those acres back into more consistent production.

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Drainage Designed Around Your Soil and Elevation

There is no universal tile layout that works for every farm.
 
Soil characteristics affect how quickly excess water moves through the soil profile. Elevation influences where that water naturally travels. The location and capacity of an outlet determine how efficiently the drainage system can discharge.

Those variables need to be considered together.

Ag Tech Drainage evaluates factors such as:
  • Soil type
  • Field slope
  • Low areas
  • Existing drainage
  • Outlet elevation
  • Required installation depth
  • Tile spacing
  • Pipe diameter
  • Total drainage acreage
  • Future expansion possibilities

This allows our team to create a system designed for the field you actually farm rather than relying on a standard template.

GPS and LIDAR Drainage Design

Some of the most important drainage problems are difficult to see from the ground.

A small elevation difference across a large field can determine where water collects and how a tile system should be laid out.

Ag Tech Drainage uses LIDAR and GPS technology to gather detailed elevation and location data before installation.

LIDAR can help reveal subtle topographic changes, while GPS information allows our team to accurately design, install, and document the drainage system.

That technology helps us determine where tile should run and maintain the proper grade required for consistent water movement underground.

Accurate design before installation can prevent problems that are much more difficult to correct once tile is buried.

Why Trust AG Tech & Drainage?

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Cutting Edge GPS and LIDAR Technology

AG Tech and Drainage leads the way in Traill County by incorporating cutting-edge LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) and GPS technology into every drainage project. Our team uses LiDAR scanning to produce an ultra-precise elevation map of your land, helping us pinpoint subtle slopes, low-lying areas, and natural water movement across your property. With the aid of GPS-controlled tile plows, we install drainage systems with exact depth and slope specifications to guarantee consistent performance and long-term reliability.
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100% Guarantee

We’re committed to quality you can trust. Every tile drainage system we install comes with a 100% workmanship guarantee. If any problems arise due to our installation, we’ll respond quickly to evaluate, repair, or make necessary adjustments completely free of charge. Our warranty includes:

- Accurate placement and slope of tile according to your customized drainage plan
- Superior craftsmanship and installation standards
- Assurance that your drainage performs as designed
- Ongoing support and inspections during the warranty period to address any concerns
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License and Insured

We hold full licensing and insurance for drainage system installations in Traill County. Beyond protecting your property, this ensures compliance with local codes and permitting rules. Our team works closely with you to handle permits and approvals so that your project proceeds smoothly, safely, and to the highest professional standards.
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Existing Drain Tile Repairs and System Additions

Many Todd County farms already contain drainage tile installed years or even decades ago.
 
Older tile does not necessarily need to be abandoned.

Depending on its condition and capacity, existing drainage infrastructure may be repaired, extended, mapped, or incorporated into a new system.

Ag Tech Drainage can help with:
  • Locating unknown tile lines
  • Exposing existing connections
  • Repairing damaged sections
  • Adding new laterals
  • Extending current systems
  • Connecting new tile to usable mains
  • Mapping existing and newly installed drainage

If only one portion of a field is no longer performing correctly, locating the existing system can help identify the problem before unnecessary excavation begins.

Visit our installation page to learn more about repairs, locating, and additions.
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Agricultural Pump Stations in Todd County

Every drainage system needs somewhere for the water to go.

When a suitable gravity outlet is available, water can move naturally through the tile system and away from the field.

When elevation does not provide enough fall, an agricultural pump station may be needed.

Ag Tech Drainage designs and installs farm pump stations for agricultural drainage systems that require additional lift.

A properly designed pump station considers:
  • Total acreage
  • Drainage volume
  • Required lift
  • Pump capacity
  • Collection basin capacity
  • Discharge line
  • Controls
  • Available outlet
  • Soil conditions
  • Expected water inflow

Pump sizing is important.

An undersized pump may struggle to keep up during periods of heavy inflow, while a system that is not configured correctly may operate inefficiently or cycle excessively.

Our team looks at the drainage system as a whole so the tile, basin, pump, controls, and discharge all work together.
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Farm Drainage Permitting in Todd County

Drainage projects can involve different permit requirements depending on the location of the property, proposed outlet, scope of excavation, nearby wetlands, waterways, public drainage infrastructure, or other site conditions.
 
Ag Tech Drainage helps farmers navigate the drainage permit process.

Our team can help you understand where to begin, which local or state offices may need to be contacted, and what information may be required before work starts.

Addressing permitting early in the planning process can help prevent unnecessary delays when the field becomes ready for installation.
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Accurate Drain Tile Pricing

Drain tile pricing should be based on the project, not simply a generic cost per acre.
 
Fields vary significantly, and those differences affect the amount of work and material required.

Factors that can influence drainage pricing include:
  • Total footage of tile
  • Pipe diameter
  • Tile spacing
  • Installation depth
  • Soil conditions
  • Field elevation
  • Available outlets
  • Existing drainage systems
  • Excavation requirements
  • Pump station requirements
  • Project accessibility

Ag Tech Drainage uses GPS survey information to create a proposed drainage layout and develop an estimate based on the actual needs of the field.

Learn more about farm drainage pricing or contact our team for a free estimate.
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Watch Your Crop for Drainage Problems

The growing season can reveal drainage issues that may be less obvious after harvest.
 
As you move through your fields, pay attention to areas showing:
  • Yellowing crops
  • Shorter or uneven plants
  • Persistent weed growth
  • Soft ground
  • Delayed maturity
  • Standing water
  • Uneven emergence

These patterns can help identify areas where excess moisture may be affecting the root zone.

Marking problem areas with GPS coordinates or recording their location while they are visible can provide valuable information when planning a future drainage project.

Once the crop comes off, our team can combine those observations with survey data to determine what is happening across the entire field.
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Serving Farms Throughout Todd County, Minnesota

Ag Tech Drainage serves agricultural properties throughout Todd County and surrounding areas of Central Minnesota.

We work with farms near communities including Long Prairie, Browerville, Bertha, Clarissa, Eagle Bend, Grey Eagle, and surrounding rural areas.

Whether you need a small tile repair, want to improve an existing drainage system, or are considering complete pattern tiling across a field, our team can evaluate the property and recommend a drainage solution based on your goals.

View additional coverage areas on our Areas We Serve page.

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Why Choose Ag Tech Drainage?

Drainage systems are long-term infrastructure.

Once pipe is underground, accurate design and installation become especially important.

Ag Tech Drainage combines decades of drainage experience with advanced surveying and installation equipment to provide custom agricultural drainage solutions.

Our capabilities include:
  • More than 30 years of drainage experience
  • GPS surveying
  • LIDAR elevation mapping
  • Custom drainage design
  • Precision installation
  • Existing tile locating and repairs
  • Pump station design and installation
  • Drainage mapping
  • Permit assistance
  • Free estimates
  • A 100% warranty on our work

Our goal is to build drainage systems that provide consistent performance and long-term value for the farms we serve.

See examples of completed projects in our drainage gallery.
 

Get a Farm Drainage Estimate in Todd County, MN


If recurring wet ground is making part of your farm harder to manage, Ag Tech Drainage can help you determine why.

Our team can survey the property, analyze elevation, evaluate existing tile and outlet options, and develop a custom drainage system based on real field conditions.

Whether the solution involves complete pattern tiling, additional laterals, repairs, excavation, or a pump station, we can help design and install a system built around your acres.

Call 320-351-4872 or contact Ag Tech Drainage today to request a free estimate for farm drainage and drain tile installation in Todd County, MN.

Frequently Asked Questions About Farm Drainage in Todd County

How can I tell if my field needs drain tile?

Common signs include recurring standing water, areas that stay soft after the rest of the field has dried, delayed planting, uneven crop growth, yellowing plants, poor emergence, and portions of a field that consistently perform differently from surrounding acres.
 

Can existing farm tile be repaired?

Yes. Existing tile can often be located and evaluated before a completely new system is considered. Damaged sections may be repaired, and usable infrastructure may be extended or incorporated into a new drainage design.

How much does drain tile installation cost in Todd County?

Pricing depends on the specific field and system. Tile footage, spacing, pipe size, installation depth, soil conditions, elevation, available outlets, existing drainage, excavation, and pump requirements can all influence project cost. Ag Tech Drainage provides estimates based on field survey information and the proposed system.

Will my field need a pump station?

Not necessarily. Fields with adequate elevation and a suitable outlet may drain by gravity. A pump station may be required when water must be lifted to reach an appropriate discharge point.

Can Ag Tech Drainage help with permits?

Yes. Drainage requirements vary depending on the project and property. Ag Tech Drainage can help identify which offices or agencies may need to be contacted and guide you through the permitting process.

Do you provide a map of the drainage system?

Yes. Accurate drainage mapping creates a permanent record of where tile has been installed, making future repairs, additions, system expansion, and land management easier.

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