Testing Pond Water with Natural WaterScapes

[@dapperdave4952]

Hey Joe, glad I stumbled onto you Pond Video. We had a thriving pond several years ago but it got cleaned out by River Otters and didn't recover. We have been working through a similar situation on our own. Muck Remover, doing that, Pond Dye and an aeration system now operational. We are hoping that the few Largemouth Bass will continue to survive and hopefully flurish again. Thank you for your time and a Shout Out to Natural WaterScapes who we have started doing business with. Dave Sr

[@YoungbloodFamilyFarm]

Sounds like you’re on a good path for recovery. I’m sure the otters were cute at first until they took all your fish, so tough

[@GagneFarms]

Great Video Joe. I wish I had a Pond! I am sure this video will help out a lot of people that have these same pond issues.

[@YoungbloodFamilyFarm]

Dig the pond! It’s been nice to put some trust in experts

[@MatthewBlaine]

Time to get to work hoss! Super informative.

[@YoungbloodFamilyFarm]

Thanks, knowledge is power

[@bobv7753]

Hi Joe & thank you for your helpful content! I've been following your pond journey and applying those lessons learned. My pond is older (40-50 yrs) struggle with the same issues you described. I spoke to an expert who recommended that I drain and dredge my pond due to the age & sediment. I may end up doing that next year. Trying some things first to avoid that if possible. Your efforts have been a big help. Thank you & look forward to following your progress. Best wishes to you & family. Bob V

[@YoungbloodFamilyFarm]

This test is loaded with info to fix water issues. My favorite part is the advice given during my phone conference. I guess the real test is the pond condition at the middle and end of summer. Thanks for your kind words

[@douglaslawncare2843]

Thanks Joe! I’ll have to check them out!!

[@YoungbloodFamilyFarm]

Might be something to offer your clients