I’m planning something less stacked but similar.
Geese need separate breeding pens to bond and they mate in water. There will be a long, narrow trough
pond, gravity fed from my large embankment
pond, which drains 24/7 to a small creek. Each pen will have a section of the trough. There will be a drain pipe at the far end of the trough which leads to my future garden site, above but along side the creek. This was all to be gravity fed, basically diverting the embankment drain to have it run across a small hill above the creek. Now, after watching
Jack Spirko’s videos above, I’m thinking about adding a
solar pump and planting an orchard, berry bushes, food forest type area above the trough pond. Ideally, small water fowl ponds need to be refreshed daily, so there will be plenty of nutritious water to spread around. Now I’m wondering if I could grow water hyacinths in the trough, right where geese could eat them?