Livestock drinking rock skirts will save your pond from filling in with mud.

Livestock drinking rock skirts will save your pond from filling in with mud. By limiting the area where animals walk into the pond and offering a rock pad, our ponds are preserved. It costs money to build a nice pond, protect them and they will last you your lifetime.
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[@user-kv2pt4lu9y]

Great that you encourage use of the resources people already have, seeds onsite.

[@P1Gman]

Greg is one of the best parts of my morning. Coffee and Greg, before work. That's the good stuff.

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Glad to be part of your morning!

[@mikelockhart9114]

Good Morning, your place is beautiful, you’ve made a wonderful life through trial and error. A good example for folks

[@laineyboy]

Good morning from Bama everyone. ❤

[@jeaniepartridge6701]

We are trying to decide where to put a pond we are still learning our property we bought a year ago.

[@markodeen4105]

The story of "Greg Grass Seed" !!!

[@marvinbaier3627]

Thanks for the video! I want to build a pond on the back of my property too. We have a great place to collect water on our property too. Instead of piping way on the back of our property, we can dig and make a pond. It doesn’t make much rain for our property to show water on the surface. I’m guessing the water table is high on some stops of our property. Like I said before when I was digging holes, the ground was starting to get very wet after 3 feet down but 4 feet down it was muddy. Back in 2020 the first time digging holes I was hitting water at 4 feet after an inch of rain.

[@charleswalters5284]

Soap boxes are mostly good

[@RedCowsGreenFields]

Do you use your batwing to keep trees and brush under control on your pond dams?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

No, we use hand tools for removing brush on pond dams.

[@RedCowsGreenFields]

Thanks

[@nathanburgess4928]

👍👍

[@valeriestevens5250]

How many BTUs for white oak? California live oak is 36.6, some Eucalyptus (there are many species) is 34.5, and almond is 32.9. I mainly use almond in my Blaze King to heat the house.

[@alterityregenerativeranchi7947]

Probably keeps their hooves nice.

[@wallacewimmer5191]

😊

[@valeriestevens5250]

And quit torturing me with that fish! Go get your pole already and get 'em and show us doing it. If I can't fish I at least want to see someone else doing it. 😁😉

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

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