That is what I wanted to know. Thank you.
I think I'll try to put it on the backside of my levee. I have a LOT of the stuff, but I'm not sure how much I'll be able to remove. If I could have a Dozer peel it and pile it (like I've read about online) then that would be great. However, I'm not too sure about putting any heavy equipment inside of the pond, even once it's dried for quite a while. It just seems like a huge risk to take, because if a dozer or other H.E. were to sink, who knows how much the recovery fees could cost me.
I'll just have to see how things go once it dries more. Any recommendations for removing the silt once it dries more?
On a side note, I like the idea of using it as topsoil (once it breaks down/cools off enough). Between my Dad and me, we have about 40 fruit trees and gardens, and I'd like to keep adding more. Hundreds of cubic yards of nutrient rich soil sounds like something I'd really like to spread out
