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Understanding groundwater and wells

 
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When we bought our farm in Maine it had a dug well....and we found a second well. I worries about this...and decided I needed to do some research so I know what it was all about....

So here is summer for other to help them understand the basics of groundwater and wells

http://www.almostafarmer.com/groundwater-wells/

I hope this helps folks

Gaz
www.almostafarmer.com
 
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