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Not a fan of al this tiling guys are doing. They'll soon learn. "Root holes, cracks and earthworms create fissures through the soil profile, often leading directly to tile lines. These openings, generally referred to as macropores, allow rapid transport of nutrients and chemicals to the tile drainage system." http://msue.anr.msu.edu/news/keeping_nutrients_in_the_field_and_out_of_tile_linesSorry I can't help with how to settle it out.
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