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My brother and I were recently doing some work at our pond (aprx. 1.75 acres) that is currently a few feet below full pool. The portion that is not currently under water is extremely dry and cracked (due to the lack of rainfall). While doing this work we noticed that there was a small wet trail that came from a patch of grass and led into our pond. We followed that damp trail from the pond to the grass and noticed that the whole area around the grass was very soft and wet (this area will be under water at full pool). I guess our pond is actuall spring fed. The water is just seeping out of the ground very slowly. Is the any way to increase the volume of water that is seeping from this spring(it would be really nice to have a full pond year round)? Thanks, Ragu
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