Understanding Water Quality Reports for Your Pond
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- Date of Publication
- December 7, 2021
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Overview
Water quality tests are useful to pond owners who wish to manage their ponds to support the best possible fish population; however, they are of no practical use if the owner cannot interpret the test results. This publication will explain how to understand a water quality report, the best water quality amendments to typical problems, and provide ranges for a viable or more productive pond. (4 pages)
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