Posted by larry@stinescorner on December 12, 2011 at 16:35:25 from (71.125.67.227):
this is our pond in pa, It is full to the brim now,but it drops fast if there is no rain ,in july it dropped 3 to 4 ft, the neighbors ponds stay full, I have asked the neighbor,he said if I dug a trench in the upper corn field we might be able to hit a spring,because there is a wet spot in the upper part of that field, It is our property,my neighbor farms it, If we hit a spring and put in a pipe and gravel maybe it would be able to keep the pond from going low so fast? The little stream that is feeding it relies on runoff from rain and it seems that the pond needs more spring fed water, looking for advice,,,Larry
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