I have roughly a 2 acre pond, with an average depth of 5 - 6 feet, no cultivated ground anywhere near the pond, and grass growing and touching the water line completely around the pond.

I applied Gypsum (2500lbs) last summer, and then followed that with Alum and Sodium Bicarb. The Gypsum did not touch the turbidity, the alum (1500lbs) cleared it up. The turbidity returned within 2 weeks of the Alum being applied.

My questions are what now can be done to address this issue? Are there any consulting services that might be employed to come and make some recomendations on site? I live in SW Oklahoma.

Any suggestions would be appreciated, thanks for your time.


JSpan