How to get rid of reeds in my farm pond /?

If the objective is fishing, you need aeration 24/7, hot summer months and frozen winter months. Fountains will not operate in the winter, the pond freezes, and the oxygen levels in the pond go to zero, and the fish die. Only bubblers will operate all year long with no maintenance.

Usually if you got "landlocked" land, you can talk real nice to your neighbors and trade work for an easement. Good fences make good neighbors. Well, you know that.

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You can't just cancel the garlic. You can dilute it if you make more Sloppy Joe mix with no garlic, but it may still be too much garlic. So you either decide to love the garlic, or throw it all away.

Yes, I'm sure somewhere in the state of Washington someone has rented a home with a pond that could be hazardous to children, just like all bodies of water could be hazardous. Did you have a question or did you just want to get that off your chest?

Muddy clay ponds are usually the artifact of poor or no planning. This should be a lesson to most people about the real complexities of ponds. Aeration may clear the pond only if the soil chemistry is suitable. Otherwise it will continuously muddy the water. With hindsight, the best answer for ...