The 2005 edition of Drainage Contractor includes an article describing how Jack Bower of Bower Tiling used GeoLogic's GPS-enabled machine control equipment to more efficiently lay tile on a 260-acre farm in Ohio. With the assistance of GeoLogic equipment, Jack Bower was able to improve his operational efficiency, provide his customer with a highly accurate report of his work and demonstrate the benefit of his services to his customer. The article describes how he laid 260,000 feet of drainage pipe in 12 days on two seperate plots, generated a "perfect 'as-built' map" of the site, and compared the farmer's yield map against his own GPS map to demonstrate to the customer how and where the productivity of his farm improved with proper drainage.

GeoLogic Computer Systems renames GCS: Pactor and relaunches its cutting-edge landfill densification software under the name GCS: Density.

Point of Beginning features American Electric Power in Brilliant, Ohio using the GeoSite Manager System for coal pile monitoring.

GeoSite Manager System featured in Grading and Excavating Contractor: Software for Contractors - The Producers' Perspective.

"The next step in machine control" - GCS equipment changes agricultural drainage contracting. Soil and Water Management Systems of Fowler, Michigan describes how they use GCS equipment.

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