
Agricultural Communities
At Marathon Pipe Line LLC (MPL), we collaborate with farmers to promote safe farming practices that support successful planting and harvest seasons.
Report a Pipeline Emergency
If you accidentally strike or expose an MPL-operated pipeline while farming, stop work immediately and call our 24/7 emergency number 1-833-675-1234.
Ready to Farm?
Never assume the location or depth of the pipeline. Always call 811 or submit an online request at call811.com at least three working days before drain tiling, chisel plowing, deep ripping/tilling, subsoiling, installing irrigation systems, or excavating.
Within 48 business hours, an MPL employee will mark the pipeline location with paint and flags and perform a depth analysis so that farming activities can continue safely.
Why 811 Matters
Three Seconds Later
Watch an award-winning documentary showing how lives can change in seconds after a tragic pipeline incident.
While this event did not involve a pipeline operated by MPL, we encourage all farmers and drain tile installers working near a right of way to watch the film and practice pipeline safety.

Drainage and Irrigation Systems
Tile drainage and irrigation systems are essential functions in agriculture to manage water and promote soil health.
To prevent a tile plow or other trencher from accidentally rupturing a buried pipeline, farmers need to contact 811 for pipeline location, depth and other safety information.
No matter the size of the farm or agricultural operation, we are ready to assist farmers who utilize drain tile and irrigation for their cropland in understanding pipeline safety.

Pipeline Depth
Erosion changes the depth of pipelines over time, making them more susceptible to damage caused by routine farming and excavating. It's important for farmers to contact 811, so we can locate and verify pipeline depth before digging.
We care about your safety. Don't take any chances.

Depth-of-Cover Program
Through our Depth-of-Cover Program, we collaborate with farmers to explore mitigation plans to protect shallow pipelines in their tillable fields.
Conservation Agriculture Program
We work with farmers to transform shallow pipeline locations into sustainable habitats, which reduces the risk of pipeline damage while supporting healthier and more stable soil for the surrounding farmland.
Safety Resources
These go-to resources offer guidance for understanding pipeline safety risks to property owners and how to prepare for land site developments and farming activities.

Stay Connected
Join Our Facebook Group:
Marathon Pipe Line LLC Stakeholder Community
Stay up-to-date on upcoming events and giveaways, and learn more about pipeline safety.
Working Together
Farmers play an important role in helping us maintain the integrity and safety of our pipelines. Reach out to learn more about our programs.




