Education: EAT Project * REX Farm Planning * GROW
Projects: Keyhole-Hugel - Engine MOD
Education: EAT Project * REX Farm Planning * GROW
Projects: Keyhole-Hugel - Engine MOD
Education: EAT Project * REX Farm Planning * GROW
Projects: Keyhole-Hugel - Engine MOD
Standing on the shoulders of giants. Giants with dirt under their nails
James Everett wrote:wish I could dig ponds by hand relatively quick it takes me a month or two to work at mine as I have to use pick axe and rock bars to beat through the caliche. but I love how yours are shaping up.
Education: EAT Project * REX Farm Planning * GROW
Projects: Keyhole-Hugel - Engine MOD
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Education: EAT Project * REX Farm Planning * GROW
Projects: Keyhole-Hugel - Engine MOD
Sue Morrow wrote:Do you have or know of a recommended percentage of pond to land? We have no water flow except rain, but the pond would keep the water out of the neighbor's yard. Any suggestions?
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Sue Morrow wrote:Re: small pond. We have an acre with a house on it. I have been debating adding a pond in the back corner of the property--if it were square, two sides would be up against the property line. Do you have or know of a recommended percentage of pond to land? We have no water flow except rain, but the pond would keep the water out of the neighbor's yard. Any suggestions?
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