Adding DRAINAGE PIPE to drain anaerobic soil in upper field

Stripping grass before we dig a French drain along the upper field to catch water entering from the road side. Soil is anaerobic and smells of rotten eggs. We bury blue poly pipe covering it with gravel. Using the digger and dumper we strip/clear the grass sod and stock pile it. We burying blue water pipe among the drainage pipe which will later become a water tap at upper field gate. Using the digger we tidy up the edges of the field and create burn piles from the hedging left after hedge cutting in Feb
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[@gregganderson1454]

Trevor’s got a nice touch with that machine. I’d probably have that gravel dumped everywhere except where you’d want it. 👍

[@williambowman7589]

Another great video Peter😊

[@LaidBackHomesteader]

Glad to hear you enjoyed it William.

[@MATT.MAN-PEACE-LOVE]

Let there be fyyyyahhh 🔥 Have a peaceful weekend sir ✌️❤️🌲🪵🪓🐝

[@LaidBackHomesteader]

You too Matt-Man