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Originally posted by Bill Lansdown: Have a pond in nw Oklahoma that has had no run off since August last year. Holding up well but we're in our wet season now and so far no wet yet! Farm has a live stock well put in by oilfield,so it should be fairly deep. If i can come up with a large pump to be driven off pto of tractor and can pump it about 500 foot to the pond what problems should we be looking for. Just wondering since this won't be rainwater and probably is hard water. Pond down about 6 foot now and has about ten more to bottom. How slowly should we add or will it make a difference. Temp will be colder,ph,ect. thanks in advance b How large is your pond and do you have any idea how many gpms you will be pumping? Any problems with hydrogen sulfide in the well water?
If pigs could fly bacon would be harder to come by and there would be a lot of damaged trees.
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