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Frank - #1: What plant (weed) are you targeting? Bama has a variety. #2: What percentage of the pond does this plant occupy? #3: Since you're supplimenting your pond with well-water, is it safe to presume that your pond doesn't overflow? #4: What is your objective? (target-plant reduction? or virtual elimination?) #5: Are any desirable plants present? If so, identify them. ** Each of these questions come into play when evaluating ponds for a possible SONAR treatment. SONAR is truly a miracle product - but only when used to control susceptable species, under condusive conditions and within an overall management plan. Don't pull the trigger before your aim and objectives are certain.
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