Thanks Kelly. I have about 5 neighbor's cow tanks that I'm struggling with, and something like this would be a game changer. My neighbors do tons for me, so the cost of single treatments is well worth it to me. Any wild idea what the cost for 2 to 3 army worm treatments a year is on my hay meadows? You bet I'll spend $$$ for my neighbor's ponds.
For phosphorus management treatments; as with selecting site-suitable herbicide treatments, ponds' circumstances vary - often in a significant manner. Ponds used exclusively for livestock watering holes probably won't justify the expenses involved for "fish-safe" phosphorus-binding treatments. Personally, I'd explore the use of repetitive, sequential, low-dose rates of aluminum sulfate for such utility-ponds. Lanthanum-based products would also prove effective, and are also fish-safe, but involve a notably higher cost.
