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The text presents practical guidance for assessing and removing excess subsurface water, beginning with signs that land needs draining and explanations of how drains alter soil aeration and moisture. It gives step-by-step methods for surveying, laying out, constructing and finishing field drains, including tools, tile manufacture, and silt-basin and outlet design. It addresses upkeep, costs, and the likelihood of financial return, discusses techniques for reclaiming salt marshes, and examines connections between drainage, malarial disease, and household and urban sewerage in relation to public health.
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