Some landowners with farm ponds that are used for recreational purposes and watering livestock desire clear water. Muddy water in farm ponds can inhibit the growth of natural fish foods and is ...

DENVER (KDVR) — Calling all anglers: Upcoming construction at the Gypsum Ponds State Wildlife Area has led officials to announce an emergency public fish salvage to mitigate fish loss.

Turbid or murky ... type and water chemistry does not allow the clay particulates to settle to the pond bottom. Lee noted that the two main treatments for a chemical problem, gypsum and alum ...

This could be "country-quaint" and a hot item in the right shopping venue. Murky pond water. I'm surrounded by chocolate-colored farm ponds with accompanying cows in the Ozarks, but that's not the ...

Cooling ponds that normally hold the process water, recycle it back to Mosaic's plant and keep it out of the surrounding environment have been built into the gypsum pile, like the slipping lake.

To determine exactly how much gypsum you would need, you need to take some measurements. First, you need to determine the volume of water in your pond. We measure this in “acre-feet”.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has announced an emergency public fish salvage is in effect at Gypsum Ponds State Wildlife ... and Wildlife staff stopped diverting water from the Eagle River and began ...

California wildfire smoke expected in Colorado this week “Gypsum Ponds has the potential to be a great fishery with both warm water and catchable trout fishing opportunities,” CPW Aquatic ...

According to Nissinen, it will be Monday before the gypsum pond leak is sealed up . Another rupture discovered at the start of the week in the northern part of the pond also started to leak again.

According to Gardeners World, adding barley straw is a natural and effective method for controlling algae growth in ponds, which typically causes dark and murky water. Barley straw works by ...

To determine exactly how much gypsum you would need, you need to take some measurements. First, determine the volume of water in your pond. We measure this in “acre-feet.” One acre-foot of ...