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February 15, 2026 In Flood Proofing the Texas Hill Country By Pete Van Dyck

Rehydrating the Blanco River Valley

Welcome to the Drought Proof Texas Blog! Today's post is about the shocking drought conditions of the Blanco River. What is happening? Why is it happening? What people who live in this valley can do about it? Finally, will it ever flow again like it...

July 11, 2023 In Flood Proofing the Texas Hill Country By Pete Van Dyck

Oak Wilt in Texas

Welcome to the Drought Proof Texas Blog! Todays post is about the shocking level of oak wilt in central Texas. Is it really oak wilt? What is it happening? Why is it happening? What can be done about it? Finally, what to do if your...

August 13, 2022 In Business By Pete Van Dyck

Permaculture Design Texas Hill Country

Permaculture Design layout Successful Texas property design starts before the land is purchased and with Texas Topography Maps. For information about property selection visit my blog post here. Permaculture is the design, creation, and maintenance of agriculturally productive ecosystems and sustainable human settlements. It is a system of...

July 26, 2022 In Flood Proofing the Texas Hill Country By Pete Van Dyck

Culvert Catchers

Welcome to the Drought Proof Texas Blog! It is a very dry time in Texas right now. At my home in Blanco, Texas we have received 6 inches of precipitation in the past 10 months. With our average annual rainfall being over 30 inches, we...