To determine the size of a one-acre pond, multiply 200 feet by 350 feet. This will yield 43,560 square feet, or one surface acre. A pond of this size has a depth of 3.2 feet on average. It is...
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The soil itself may be to blame for your wet yard. Soils that are heavy with organic matter tend to hold moisture for long periods after rain. A rototiller can remove grass and grind up the soil...
How deep can I dig a pond to support a pond ecosystem? The answer is a combination of factors that may include size and design. Here are some tips for determining the right depth. Before starting,...
The size and function of a farm pond depend on where you plan to put it. The average maximum depth for a farm pond is 12 feet. This article will discuss site selection, Spillway and drainpipe,...
How Deep Should a 1/2 Acre Pond Be? The average depth for a 1/2 acre pond is 8 to 10 feet. The deeper the pond, the easier it will be for the plant life to grow. A half-acre pond requires at least...
When determining the depth of your pond, it should be 2-3 feet deep. You can create a stepped pond design, where one end of the pond is shallow, with a second level that steps down to 24" or 36"...