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Water Sources

Pond and Pit

Pond Fencing

Installing a Pipeline through a Pond Dam

Common Questions about Dry Ponds

Spring Development

Stream

Rural Water District – Public Water Supply

Hauled Water

Drilled Well

Intake Structures for Ponds and Streams – Wet Well

Water Sources: Tables and Figures

Waterer Comparison Chart

Figure 1: Pond with dam and Spillway

Figure 2a: Installing a line through a dam

Figure 2b: Cross-section view of line through dam

Figure 3a: Spring development

Figure 3b/3c: Spring cross-section and aerial view

Figure 4: Drilled well

Figure 5a: Wet well (with intake pipe)

Figure 5b: Wet well

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Table 1: Water Quality Constituent Ranges for Cattle

Table 2: Application Rates

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