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What is a simple, low-expense way (if there is one)to regulate the level of water in a wetlands? Say keeping the water level between 10" - 24" deep?
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You might call Pond Dam Piping at 800.689.6703 or Agri-Drain at 800.232.4742 or Southeastern Pipe & Drain Systems at 800.468.7564. These companies are reputable advertisers in Pond Boss magazine. Tell them I told you to call.
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yep call PDP good folks. i'm dumbing this down but you can install a culvet through the dike with channel on each side of pipe. The channel made to accept boards will allow put in more boards to rasie level or takeaway to lower level. Should work well for 10-24 inches. Look on web for "flashboard riser systems" or ask PDP about them.
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