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Groundwater levels in Manitoba making a turn following several years of drought

Province has had more precipitation this year

November 28, 2022  By Ground Water Canada


Manitoba – A reversal of fortunes in the province’s groundwater levels is happening following several years of drought or near-drought conditions. The agriculture industry has relied on fall rain and spring melt to get through a typical growing season. Higher amounts of precipitation this year have helped with groundwater recharge. Manitoba Co-operator report | READ MORE

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