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Drilling fluids are of the utmost importance to successfully utilize the state-of-the-art drills and complete the bore in an economic timeframe.

The Michigan Ground Water Association held its 73rd annual convention at the end of March in the capital city of Lansing, and there were highlights aplenty.

Tim Connor believes in establishing goals and gives us tips on how to set them effectively.

W.F. Nash explores incrementalism: the practice of moving our society, via government and the educational system, toward a goal that most of us would never stand for in one step.

Those running a family-owned business often confuse the concepts compensation and inheritance, columnist Léon Danco explains.

Pump hoists are no small investment, and it's important to make sound decisions regarding pump hoist selection, operations, and maintenance and repair.

Dave Hanson provides us with some basic steps to plan well maintenance.

Editor Greg Ettling gives you the skinny on some of the changes you may have noticed in your last few issues of The Driller.

Edward Elliot warns that everyday on the Internet, there is a Trojan horse waiting for you on your e-mail server.

Rich Maxwell warns that if you think "enlarging the hole" is all that back reaming is about, you are missing several important functions of back reaming.