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/ Published in Aquatic Invasive Species, Aquatic Plant Management

Maine Explores Composting Milfoil After Harvesting Efforts

Aquatic Vegetation Used as Compost

Oakland town councilors will be considering whether to become a test site for the Maine Department of Environmental Protection to research composting milfoil as an option for disposing of the fast spreading aquatic weed.

The town and other municipalities in the Belgrade lakes region, along with area lake associations, have spent thousands of dollars eradicating milfoil, an invasive aquatic weed that displaces native plants and can leave lakes unsuitable for recreation. harvester harvesting

However, once the plants are out of the water, lake associations are not always sure where to put them to ensure that the plants will decompose properly without spreading back into the water.

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Tagged under: aquatic plant removal, Belgrade Lakes, composting aquatic plants, eurasian water milfoil, invasive species management, lake weed disposal, Maine DEP, mechanical harvesting
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