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High clay turbidity is a problem because it has direct and indirect effects on pond productivity. Organic fertilization is an alternative to gypsum. My choice for an organic fertilizer is rice bran. This is an excellent food for zooplankton and benthos. Add it like you are feeding the pond two or three times a week. It will also stimulate bacteria which help aggregation of clay particles.
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