Aquifer close to the surface? Often small drills can get the job done, even in tougher geologies.

This week, we take a question from a company cited for an unreported hospitalization It’s Ask Brock 213.

Columnist goes to drought-parched Monterrey, Mexico, to train drillers in fluids, air drilling and foam drilling.

We look at the blurry line where water stops being a resource and starts being a commodity.

From drilling jobs to construction projects, leadership looks for the right time to elevate folks who are ready.

We tip our hats to moms working in — or married to — the drilling and groundwater industries. It’s Ask Brock 212.

We talk about NY-GEO and diversifying into ground-source geothermal. Plus, California’s zero emissions push.

Employee churn in the drilling industry is common. When it happens, use an exit interview or survey to ask why.

Host Brock Yordy goes back to fundamentals with tips for heading off plugged bits. It’s Ask Brock 211.

Users still want safety, reliability and durability, but technology to meet those needs is evolving.