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Grass Carp are Illegal to Use as Aquatic Plant Control

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/ Published in Aquatic Plant Management
Triploid Grass Carp
Aquatic plants provide habitat for fish and aquatic insects, and provide oxygen to the water when the sun is out. When there is excessive aquatic plant growth, problems arise as those additional plants consume oxygen during the night and on cloudy days. This can drive oxygen levels down, which could be detrimental to the fish.
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Over 50 Invasive Carp Captured on Mississippi River

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/ Published in Aquatic Invasive Species
Fishermen Caught Over 40,000 Pounds of Carp
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is conducting an immediate response to the capture of 51 invasive carp on the Mississippi River. The invasive carp were caught by two commercial fishing operators near La Crosse and Trempealeau, Wisconsin, during routine spring netting in March. When the commercial fishing operator operating near La Crosse saw what
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Hydrilla Control and Herbicide Impacts on Lake Pinehurst Fishery

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/ Published in Aquatic Herbicides, Blog
Spraying herbicide on the lake
Hydrilla.  The word alone sends shivers down the spines of anyone living, associated, or recreates on waterways.  It sends people into panic mode, as it should.  Hydrilla is an aquatic invasive species that has slowly been invading waters of the United States since being introduced in Florida in the 1960’s.  Hydrilla in one of the
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