In episode 8 of Ask Brock, The Driller contributor Brock Yordy advises a family drilling business on how to stay competitive and versatile with new equipment.

Recently, I have attended two good meetings, sadly missed an important one and visited some locations that have a serious water quality problem.

When unforeseen problems occur on a drilling project, I imagine myself as a contestant on "Who Wants to be a Millionaire."

In episode 6 of our new video series, Ask Brock, expert trainer and The Driller contributor Brock Yordy takes us inside a successful tailgate meeting.

Soda ash! If you have sat through a mud school, you have heard all about it. Yet drillers can be resistant to use it.

Water well production is 100-percent dependent on minimizing impact to the production zone.

We make decisions every day that affect our business. We are not experts on all these things, so sometimes we need a little help.

American Iron and Steel provision is part of CWSRF, DWSRF

In coastal areas and river bottoms, and most places not in hard rock country, water is often produced from sand.

New product engineer marks milestone for family business.