Homesteading & gardeningMerritt GardenThe Ancient Pond Grew 7 Foods Besides Fish (And How to Raise Them Today)
The Ancient Pond Grew 7 Foods Besides Fish (And How to Raise Them Today)
5.5× channel medianLong-form25:42EntertainmentPublished Oct 12, 2026, 8:00 PM · 6d ago
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Description
🚨eBooks: https://merrittgardenofficial.com/
🦆 The ancient Chinese pond fed a family far more than fish. Eggs, lotus root, water chestnuts, greens and fruit all came off the same water.
In this video I walk you through the seven foods those old pond farms grew besides fish, and exactly how to raise each one on an American backyard pond, legally, with honest numbers.
🔹 The duck corner: why 700 ducks an acre worked in China but kills a backyard pond, and how to build the netted pen that gives you eggs without wrecking the water. Covers Khaki Campbell vs Muscovy, niacin for ducklings and bird flu rules.
🔹 Freshwater prawns: the university numbers for a one-summer prawn crop: stocking temperature, days to harvest, sinking feed and the orange-fence trick. Also why prawns need their own pond.
🔹 Crayfish: how Louisiana farms them, why the red swamp crayfish must never be stocked outside its range, and how to trap and boil the natives already in your pond.
🔹 American lotus: the native lotus with edible roots, leaves and seeds, and the tub method that stops it taking over your pond.
🔹 Chinese water chestnut: the 220-day crop grown in a stock tank, and how northern gardeners cheat the calendar.
🔹 Watercress & duckweed: the liver fluke warning nobody mentions, the safe trough method, and a protein-rich duckweed tub fed with duck water.
🔹 Mulberries on the bank: fruit for your hens, ducks, fish and you, and why trees never go on the dam.
🔹 The bonus, pond muck: how to dig it, dry it and spread it to close the circle.
📘 Want the whole system on paper? The Backyard Systems Manual has the whole-homestead loop chapter: pond, ducks, duckweed, garden and hens planned on a quarter acre, month by month. The Backyard Livestock Manual covers duck breeds, housing, feeding and the pond. All three Merritt Garden manuals 👉 https://merrittgardenofficial.com/
Which of these seven would you add to your pond first? Tell me in the comments.
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- Published
- Oct 12, 2026, 8:00 PM
- Length
- 25:42 (1,542 s)
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- Long-form
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- Entertainment
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- EN
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- HD
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