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Default drianage water wiping out soil

Our back yard slopes down drain water and is along the "drain line" of the
corn field it once was. We reclaimed the land and facilitated drainage with
underground water pipes (2 ft diameter). Even so- during serious rains-
there is water running over the surface and is washing off the lawn. I have
tried to distribute the water by locating a flower bed in the 'path'. It
helped - but not quite a lot.
Any suggestions?



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Bring in some more dirt to redirect the water perhaps ??

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HVAC fella wrote:
Bring in some more dirt to redirect the water perhaps ??

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Even so- during serious rains- there is water running over the surface and
is washing off the lawn.
Any suggestions?

Any farm boy can tell you that you need terraces. And your 2' drain pipes are
real monsters, which leads to serious doubts about the competence of the
engineering people who developed the site plan. You might want to consider
getting better qualified talent to plan for long term surface water control.
HTH

Joe

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Default drianage water wiping out soil

Terracing, rocks, plants, diversion channels of wood or rock or metal.

Dave says bring in dirt , isnt that what the rain is washing away, and
so will Davy bois dirt.

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