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Fingerling
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Fingerling
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I�ve got several water quality issues in a spring fed lake my family recently bought and would like to get some advice on how best to tackle them. The lake is ~30 acres in size, is surrounded by a large stand of oak trees and has a heavy infestation of Watershield (Dollar Bonnet). Specific water chemistry readings from a test last fall were:
pH: 6.0 Alkalinity: 10.0 ppm Hardness: 10.0 ppm Visibility/Turbidity: 6 feet
From the research I�ve done to this point all recommendations point to adding 2 tons of ag lime / acre but the logistics and costs of distributing 60 tons of lime seem rather daunting when you consider the limited lake access options I have (poor road and several steep hills from closest paved road). Any additional advice would be appreciated. Thanks,
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