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Do you know of a particular method of knitting the levels of soil together to prevent leakage at the seam? Yes. Use a sheepsfoot roller, on layers that are 6"-8" thick and of the correct moisture content to pack well. Compact it until the sheepsfoot starts to "walk out" of the ground, add another layer and repeat. If the layers are thicker than that, then you won't get the compaction.
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