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Sheet rock FLOATS!!! Originally posted by Eddie Walker:
I dug my 3/4 acre pond last fall and it filled up pretty quickly. The water is brown and has remained that way for the last 9 months.
I just read Serman Wyman's article and heard of Gypsum powder for the first time. I also read on this site about bales of hay.
I'm near Tyler TX and my soil is red clay with a hight acid level.
Is this the type of charged water the Gypsum can clear up or will hay bales work. Most local hay is Bahia and/or Bermuda. Does it matter what type of hay.
Where does one find Gypsum and what is it normally used for?
Thank you,
Eddie Walker
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