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Why Cover a Landfill Leachate Pond?

Covers are widely used in landfill designs in order to control the production of leachate.

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Treatment Options for Improving Leachate from Landfills

Leachate may exit the landfill mound as a highly concentrated mix of chemicals, organic matter, and heavy metals

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Why Lining is Essential for Leachate Ponds

Leachate ponds often look deceptively simple.

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Building a Complete Leachate Collection System

A complete leachate collection system begins under the landfill and extends from under the cells of trash.

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How is Landfill Leachate Formed?

Leachate is a fancy name for liquid waste. While this thick runoff liquid is similar to many other byproducts 

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What are Landfill Leachate Ponds?

Depending on its size, the site plan, and the amount of annual rainfall, a landfill can generate hundreds of thousands of gallons of leachate water per year. 

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Top 10 Questions About Geotextile Ground Cloths

Woven geotextile fabrics are excellent for preventing weed growth in applications ranging from home gardens to landscaping installations to large agricultural fields. 

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Top 10 Questions About Lavender

Lavender comes in a wide array of colors, not just the gentle purple that its name refers to.

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Installing Geotextile Ground Cover Part II

Now that your geotextile fabric has been laid out and secured, it’s time to poke some holes!

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Installing Geotextile Ground Cover: Part 1

Once you’ve decided on your geotextile fabric, it’s time to step back, take a breath, and remind yourself that no landscape fabric

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Using Geotextiles

As weed barriers, geotextiles are popular solutions for home gardeners, landscapers, and farmers alike.

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Types of Geotextiles

Most accounts of the history of geotextiles report that geotextiles were invented by R.J. Barret

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What are Geotextiles?

The term geotextile refers to a class of permeable fabrics that are used to separate, filter, reinforce, protect, or drain

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Growing Lavender on a Commercial Scale

Lavender is an easy to grow perennial that has proven its popularity over many thousands of years. 

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All About Growing Lavender

Lavender grows well in USDA hardiness zones 5 to 9, although it thrives the most in a Mediterranean climate.

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Everything About Lovely Lavender

Known and valued since ancient times, lavender has recently gained popularity as a profitable cash crop. 

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Understanding the Challenges of Maintaining a Large Pond

Large ponds can be a stunning and valuable addition to any landscape.

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Save the Water: Sealing and Lining a Large Pond

Selecting the appropriate materials for your large pond is vital to ensure its longevity and functionality.

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Building a Large Pond: Basic Structures

Now that you have planned the functional details of your pond, it's time to bring your vision to life. 

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Managing Water Depth in Pond Design: Engineering Considerations

Regardless of the type of farm pond you choose, you’ll need to design a way for it to drain during heavy rainfall and runoff.

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Keeping the Water in Place: Levee and Excavated Ponds

Levee ponds are unique man-made structures that stand out for their adaptability and efficient use of landscapes

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Keeping the Water in Place: Watershed and Embankment Ponds

When building a pond, there are various approaches you can take depending on your specific goals and preferences.

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How Wide and How Deep? Essential Design Principles for Large Ponds

When building a pond, simply digging a hole, and filling it with water won't suffice.

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Building a Pond? Consider This

Once you’ve decided on the purpose of your large pond, it’s time to determine the appropriate size and location to ensure its success.

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Unlocking the Potential: Discover the Endless Possibilities of Large Ponds

Large ponds provide property owners with many benefits.

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