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Aquaculture is usually defined as the umbrella term for all the practices used to grow plants or fish in water instead of soil.

When comparing different types of ditch lining materials, it’s easy to get confused by the various measures of quality.

It’s a common misconception that only concrete can handle the expansion of water in ditches built in colder climates.

Existing ditches can benefit even more than new structures from being lined.

Some marketing materials for flexible liners and concrete spray-on products claim that lined ditches need no attention or maintenance.

Thanks to the flexibility of materials like multi-layered RPE, it’s fairly easy to fit a liner to any size and shape of ditch.

It’s easy to assume that concrete is the most impermeable or longest lasting ditch lining material.

Once you’ve settled on a flexible liner for your ditch project, you’re still left with plenty of choices to sort through before placing an order.

There are multiple options for ditch lining, yet only a handful of them are worth the cost and effort.

Regardless of the type of ditch you’re working with, you’ll enjoy the same important benefits from adding a liner.

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