It don’t count if cows aren’t drinking out of it.

What if there are cows in it?

Where I grew up and was young many farmers used bullheads to keep their watering tanks clean, plus they could get a decent meal every once in a while. Replacements were quite easy to find.

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That does sound like fun.

Dang wal fart in town took out the fish tanks... so no gold fish today for me

So I raise a large amount of ducks and I too spend my time cleaning ponds and doing water change outs due to algae growth. What is Redmond Conditioner and how would that help?

Redmond's is a salt company out of Utah. I listened to a live presentation by the owner of Redmond's. The junk kind of sinks to the bottom of the water trough. You still have to change the water on a regular basis but it did control the algae in my situation. This way you don't have to scrub the water every 3 weeks. Your experience may vary, I can't guarantee anything.

We did get our water tested and I think it has some bacteria in it. The conditioner absorbs toxins. We do have toxic fescue in my neighborhood so I think conditioner could possibly help with that. I'm not a scientist just a farmer that likes to play with natural remedies. If someone wants to disagree with me I understand. Not everyone thinks the same. Carry on and be happy.

Redmondagriculture.com is the website. Hopefully they are easier to buy from in Minnesota. Phone number is 1-866-735-7258

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