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Stockton Struggles with Water Hyacinth Despite Treatments

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/ Published in Aquatic Invasive Species, Aquatic Plant Management
Mechanical water hyacinth harvester
In Stockton, California managers have been trying to keep the water hyacinth that washes in from the Delta under control with herbicide treatments. Unfortunately even after 15 applications, the hyacinth has extended beyond the level of control. Port officials say a state spraying program failed to control the hyacinth, so they contracted with a Bay
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Residents Vote Against Glyphosate Applications on Invasive Plants

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/ Published in Aquatic Herbicides
Clay Township Michigan residents vote against a broad-spectrum weed killer as part of a scheduled herbicide treatment. The spray of concern was glyphosate, which is a systemic herbicide used to kill weeds that absorbs into an unwanted plant, right down to its roots. Clay Township Supervisor Artie Bryson said the majority of attendees of the
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Hydrilla Control in Florida Combines Herbicides and Mechanical Harvesting

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/ Published in Aquatic Invasive Species, Aquatic Plant Management
HM-220 cutting and removing hydrilla in Virginia
Hydrilla’s roots run deep in Florida. After a Gulf Coast aquarium dealer had the plant shipped from Sri Lanka in the early 1950s, the stringy nuisance has cost government agencies countless millions. Hydrilla grows up to two inches a day, clogging lakes, rivers and canals that flow to the Melbourne-Tillman (C-1) canal in Palm Bay.
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Bellandur Lake Cleanup Removes 20,000 Tonnes, More Remain

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/ Published in Aquatic Plant Management, Case Studies
Aquatic weed harvester unloading cut vegetation into a weed wagon
After 20,000 tonnes of weed removed, the southern side of Bellandur Lake, once again resembles a water body. But the waters soon disappear into a thick cover of grass. About 120-150 acres of the 910-acre lake is still covered by 25,000 tonnes of grass. Executives of Harvins Constructions Private Limited, the company tasked with de-weeding
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Court Clears Weed Harvesting for Lake Horowhenua Restoration

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/ Published in Case Studies, Lake & Waterway Management
Aquatic Weed Harvester in New Zealand
Work to restore Lake Horowhenua’s environmental health, which has been progressing well since the establishment of the Lake Horowhenua Accord in 2013, will increase in momentum later this year following a High Court decision. The Court’s decision was to dismiss an appeal made by the Hokio Trust, allowing Horizons Regional Council’s weed harvester to undergo
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Plastic is Killing 40% of Baby Sea Turtles

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/ Published in Water Quality & Pollution
Plastic debris is killing baby sea turtles.
Plastic is killing 40 % of young sea turtles, shocking new research has shown. Baby turtles are almost four times more likely to be killed by ingesting plastic waste compared to adults. Not only do these animals have weaker bodies, but they also feed in offshore waters closer to the surface, which are more likely
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Improper Milfoil Cutting Can Spread Invasive Aquatic Plants

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/ Published in Aquatic Invasive Species, Aquatic Plant Management
Aquatic Vegetation Used as Compost
Leave the weed cutting on lakes to the professionals, was one common theme at Thursday morning’s Cayuga County Water Quality Management Agency meeting in New York. Invasive species have proved to be particularly difficult to manage this year, and in areas such as Cayuga Lake and Skaneateles Lake, agencies have found property owners with good
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Herbicide-Resistant Milfoil Complicates Lake Management in Wisconsin

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/ Published in Aquatic Invasive Species, Aquatic Plant Management
Aquarius Systems SC-34 Shore Conveyor and HM-620 Weed Harvester
The ongoing battle against aquatic weeds on Kenosha County’s inland lakes is getting tougher as one of the most invasive species is developing an herbicide-resistant strain, and ongoing drought changes the landscape of the lakes. Without artificial control methods, the lake weeds would make Camp Lake and Paddock Lake, among others difficult to navigate as
Herbicide-Resistant Milfoil Complicates Lake Management in Wisconsin

Winter Rototilling Used to Control Milfoil in Osoyoos Lake

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/ Published in Aquatic Invasive Species, Aquatic Plant Management
Harvesting aquatic milfoil and algae in Minnesota with HM-420 Harvester
The winter phase of the milfoil control program on Osoyoos Lake in British Columbia, Canada, got underway last week as water temperatures continued to cool. Unlike during the summer, when a machine cuts and harvests the tops of the invasive weed, between October and April a rototiller is used to pull the plant up by
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Lake George Intensifies Milfoil Removal to Reduce Invasion

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/ Published in Aquatic Invasive Species, Aquatic Plant Management
Invasive milfoil competes with and can displace native aquatic plants.
Since milfoil was first discovered in Lake George in 1985, roughly 200 locations where it is growing in the lake have been found. Officials have been able to manage the invasive Eurasian watermilfoil, which competes with and can displace native aquatic plants. Now, officials are hopeful that a three-year push to remove milfoil from Lake
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