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Quote: Originally Posted by bekko Sounds like you are in good shape then. Since berm ponds sort of sit on top of the ground rather than down in the ground, the high winter water table should not be much problem. Relying on rain to fill it sounds a little shakey though. Do you guys have wells? -ste veh ok

Cool.

I have a fantastic well with two pumps--one for both households and one ag pump for moving mass quantities of water, so I'm good to go on the well-water end of things.

I do flow through on every body of water I have--the ponds (2 liner ponds now) and the stock tanks. Mud is essential to hooves in summer, so the dribble through keeps the footing around the waterers soggy and runs off to settle thusly:



And this stays there all summer.

So because I have a high water table I can't successfully run ponds in the ground or partially so? Why?

Marie<------just gotta know