Sounds like you have a few good plans upcoming. I do have a question though if i may. Would it be better if you would plow that very dry field now before winter and turn the dry foliage under which even though dead ? So could it help compost the ground or is my thinking far fetched ?
I’ll probably do that in the spring before planting warm season annuals. Our winters are normally very wet, and do not freeze. So I don’t want to do anything to promote mud. By spring there should be plenty manure and hay to turn under.
We have built floating docks before. There are pluses and minuses to both styles. For the way we will use it we are going to build it like a pier. Most years our pond level won’t fluctuate too much.
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1. Winter plan for cows
2. Armadillo control
3. Crawfish/duck pond
4. Pond/pier build
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Sounds like you have a few good plans upcoming.
I do have a question though if i may.
Would it be better if you would plow that very dry field now before winter and turn the dry foliage under which even though dead ? So could it help compost the ground or is my thinking far fetched ?
I’ll probably do that in the spring before planting warm season annuals. Our winters are normally very wet, and do not freeze. So I don’t want to do anything to promote mud. By spring there should be plenty manure and hay to turn under.
Could you build a dock and put plastic barrels under it and float it? would make it lighter plus it would always be at the right height.
We have built floating docks before. There are pluses and minuses to both styles. For the way we will use it we are going to build it like a pier. Most years our pond level won’t fluctuate too much.
What area of the country are you located in again?
Southeast Louisiana. Town called Saint Amant. We pronounce it like “san uh maw”