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What are NSF and NSF-61 Certified Liners?

The term NSF-61 is often tossed around in conversations with little clarification of its actual meaning or significance. 

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Storing Potable Water

The term wastewater can refer to several forms of contaminated water resulting from use in industrial, farm, and household activities.

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Other Potable Water Uses

Most ponds and water features built for animals to drink from aren’t required to offer potable water

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Why Use Potable Water in Ornamental Fish and Koi Ponds?

When making a home for fish that you want to keep around a while

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Potable Water for Aquaculture and Algaculture

Fish grown to be consumed by humans need to live in safe, potable water.

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Using NSF/ANSI 61 Certified Products in Hydroponics and Aquaponics

In its most basic form, hydroponics is the practice of growing plants without soil.

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Sourcing High-Quality Water for Organic Farming

First, let’s clarify one point There is no such thing as organic water.

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Using Potable Water in Agriculture

Farmers in some regions depend entirely on rainfall to provide water for growing crops

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What is Potable Water, Exactly?

Specifically, potable water is free from harmful bacteria, germs, suspended impurities and salts.

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Diving Into Pond Skimming? Key Questions to Ask

Pond skimming is generally better suited for individuals with some skiing or snowboarding experience. 

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Have Slope, Will Skim: Building an Awesome Skim Pond

As the snow begins to melt and ski enthusiasts reluctantly bid farewell to the winter wonderland

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The Pond Skim Experience: Fun, Etiquette and Safety

As winter's grip loosens, ski resorts worldwide transform their slopes into a spectacle of splashes and cheers with the arrival of pond skimming

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Mastering the Glide: Navigating the Skim Pond with Finesse

As winter bids its farewell and the slopes transform into a watery spectacle, pond skimming events emerge

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Gear Up for Splashdown: Preparing for a Pond Skim Event with Style

As winter loosens its grip and the ski season transitions into the joyous days of spring

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Pond Skim 101: Gliding, Splashing, and Soaking Up the Joy of Spring

The thrill of springtime at ski resorts extends beyond the slopes with the exhilarating tradition of pond skimming.

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The Rites of Spring: Pond Skims at Ski Resorts

As winter inevitably ends, many ski resorts unveil a unique and thrilling tradition that ushers in the warmer months with a splash

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Best Floating Plants for your Pond

Floating plants are excellent ways to add shade and shelter to your pond while also filtering out toxins and providing clean water.

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Best Oxygenating Plants for your Pond

Plants are essential players when it comes to properly oxygenating, aerating, and filtering your pond’s water.

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Best Marginal Plants for your Pond

Marginal and emergent plants are essential parts of any healthy pond garden. 

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Best Bog Plants for your Pond

Bog plants, or terrestrial plants, are those which are perfectly satisfied with their roots in saturated

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Common Pond Plant Diseases and Pests

Both black and white fly spread and grow incredibly quick.

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Choosing Plants for your Pond

Just how many plants do I need? Maintaining around 60% plant coverage over and within your pond

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Top Tips for Planting Water Gardens

Consider the whole year. Will the plants you’re choosing be able to last through cold winters?

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Different Types of Pond Plants

These plants are also known as "edge" plants. These plants take advantage of the abundant moisture present

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Tailings vs Interburden vs Overburden

While overburden represents the largest single stream of waste generated by most surface mining operations

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