mjsnodgrass
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was over helping neighbor lady today. while walking down her driveway I noticed standing water in low spot of her field. the water was rust colored. i'm curious. what would cause the water to be rust colored? thanks
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BAnNC
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Tannic acid from leaves?
old
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- Camdenton Missouri
Can be caused by a few things. If you have a lot of red clay it will do that or if there is a lot of iron ore in the ground that can cause if. Etc.
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