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Underground irrigation lines bringing optimism to some Alberta Farmers amid drought

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May 30, 2024

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Sub-surface drip irrigation technology is relatively new on the Canadian Prairies, but certain farmers and researchers say they can cut down the amount of water needed to yield a productive harvest. CBC Edmonton's Nancy Carlson speaks to Lethbridge College researcher Willemijn Appels about how the technology could be used more widely in Alberta.

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