Insufficient well development can have negative consequences to a well's performance (well productivity or recharge efficiency). Adopting both new and standard well development strategies will be the key in advancing the water well industry. Click the link to read the full article published in Water Well Journal written by Gary Gin, RG, and Michael Schnieders, PG, PH-GW.&nbsp;
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Posted On June 20, 2022 | Article By Gary Gin

Well Development Is Step One In Resource Development