Last summer my son had a grounds crew job at a local university. He had a
ball scooting around on those tractors. And then the photoperiod declined
(probably the corresponding time would be about two weeks from now), there
was a massive algae crash (sounding a lot like what Craig has described) and
the young man (no longer a happy camper) got a chance to help pull what
seemed like a ton of dead fish from a too shallow 4 acre pond right next to
the student center and a class building.
The varmints out in the field must have been delighted.
All the best,
Scott
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