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Check out this article on growing rice as a highly productive basis of forage. It's specific to crawdad production yet seems any vegatation that leads to an abundance of small invertebrates would benefit most ponds. web page
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Thanks for link. I have thought about that b/f. Also has a major side benefit of attracting major waterfowl numbers.
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Very good article/info SoSauty!
Thanks for posting!
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I took a quick read through, makes sense. BUT, how would normal joe-shmo harvest dads? Whould you just use crawfish traps in you pond? Drain and hand pick? How about removing the rice?
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1/4 & 3/4 acre ponds. A thousand miles from no where and there is no place I want to be...
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