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Eastland
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posted August 11, 2005 10:42 PM
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I'll push the post to the limit...isn't "Red Tide" a somewhat unknown bloom that seems to appear when the water becomes stagnant, when the salinity levels rise? Killing everything in its path, and remains uncontrollable ? The moral to the story seems to be...you can enhance fertility, but beware of the consequences if you cross the threshold. To steal a phrase, Keep It Simple Stupid (lol) Mother Nature would prefer you to maintain a solid forage base without chemical reactions.
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ewest
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posted August 12, 2005 09:38 AM
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Eastland :

Good points . Sounds like a topic for DFW meeting. How about " chemical reactions in the pond -- a comparison of naturally fertile ponds and infertile ponds " {including pics.}. I will add it to the DFW thread. Thanks. ewest
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