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Herbicide Costs vs. Mechanical Management on Northern Wisconsin Lakes

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/ Published in Aquatic Plant Management, Blog
Milfoil forming a dense mat on water surface
For over a decade, lakes across Northern Wisconsin have spent staggering sums of money attempting to control Eurasian water milfoil with herbicides. The Lower Eagle River Chain of Lakes Commission, formed in 2007 specifically to tackle this invasive species, is a case in point. Eurasian water milfoil grows aggressively, uprooting native vegetation, disrupting aquatic habitats,
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Long-Term Aquatic Plant Management on Lake Ripley

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/ Published in Case Studies, Lake & Waterway Management
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November 2025 Newsletter

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/ Published in Newsletter
Leaves Fall, Lakes Stay Busy! A Message from Our Leader: Looking Back, Planning Ahead for Our Lakes As the Leaves Fall, Harvesting Winds Down When Communities and Harvesters Work Hand in Hand What’s Really Happening Beneath the Water? Read More
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Lake Study Reveals Harvesters Effective at Collecting Cut Vegetation

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/ Published in Aquatic Weed Harvesters, News
HM-1020 Mechanical Weed Harvester in Minnesota.
Chautauqua Lake Association in New York performed a study focused on weed harvesting. People believe that the harvesting operation loses a lot of plant material and critics of mechanical harvesting say crews don’t collect enough of the plant material that they cut, leaving behind floaters. After operating the weed harvester, reliable data collected shows that
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Hybrid Form of Milfoil on Pentwater Lake

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/ Published in Aquatic Invasive Species, Aquatic Plant Management, Milfoil (Eurasian Milfoil)
Mechanical Weed Harvester Collecting Milfoil
Pentwater Lake Improvement Board President Joe Primozich recently issued an update on changes going on in overall health of Pentwater Lake in Michigan. Primozich said according to Progressive AE, the Grand Rapids company that monitors the lake vegetation, the aquatic invasive water milfoil has now changed to the hybrid form. “This means that it has
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Larger Weed Harvester Expected to Improve Quality of Weed Removal

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/ Published in Aquatic Plant Management, Workboats & Skimmers
Mechanical Lake Weed Harvester
The Cazenovia Town Board’s first meeting of the new year — and with recently elected Councilor Jimmy Golub seated at the table — saw not only the making of annual organizational appointments for the town government, but also the announcement that the town is soliciting bids to potentially purchase a brand new lake weed harvester
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Mechanical Harvesting Removes Water Chestnut on the Charles River

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/ Published in Aquatic Plant Management, Water Quality & Pollution
Water chestnut forms dense floating mats which crowds out native vegetation.
The Charles River Watershed Association and local citizens have obtained funding to conduct large-scale mechanical harvesting to remove roughly 50 acres of water chestnut and other invasive weeds. The Charles River Lakes District in Massachusetts is a popular destination for canoeists, kayakers and rowers, but the pollution from stormwater runoff resulted in an increase in
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Weed Harvester Removes 265 Dump Truck Loads From Black Hawk Lake

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/ Published in Aquatic Plant Management, Water Quality & Pollution
Aquatic Vegetation Harvester
In its second year of operation at Black Hawk Lake in Iowa, the Aquatic Vegetation Harvester cut through some very dense underwater foliage this summer and removed an estimated 265 dump truck loads from the lake. The Aquatic Vegetation Harvester is part of the community’s lake project which is striving to increase Black Hawk Lake’s
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Dead Seagrass and Wrack Removed to Protect Water Quality in Budgewoi Lake

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/ Published in Lake & Waterway Management, Water Quality & Pollution
Mechanical Weed Harvester
DEAD seagrass will be removed from Budgewoi Lake and Lake Munmorah in the coming weeks as Wyong Shire Council’s weed harvester shifts into overdrive. Since August, a total of 730 tonnes of wrack was removed from the lake and taken to Buttonderry Waste Management Facility in Australia. Last year, the council removed 5800 cubic metres
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Weed Harvester Removes 2,656 Tons of Milfoil From Cazenovia Lake

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/ Published in Aquatic Plant Management, Lake & Waterway Management
Mechanical Weed Harvester Collecting Milfoil
In the absence of chemical pesticide treatment on Cazenovia Lake in New York this summer, crews used an aquatic weed harvester to control the invasive watermilfoil. During the four months of weed harvesting on the lake, town crews removed 354 boatloads — 2,656 tons — of invasive milfoil weeds from the lake. The harvesting also
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