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Cool Season Fish Pond Management
There are a few “cool weather” conditions that affect the health of fish in your pond. North Florida’s hot humid summer seems a distant memory for now. The cool temperatures, falling leaves, and...
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Make the Most of Your Pond This Year!
Your pond is dormant, but now is a good time to think about next year’s management activities. Photo by Judy Ludlow During these icy, north Florida winters, you’re probably not thinking much about...
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Preventing and Responding to Flooded Fish Ponds
Fish ponds received an overabundance of stormwater this week. Photo by Judy Ludlow Drenching rains brought unwelcome amounts of water to Northwest Florida this week. Many fish ponds received an...
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Tips for Successful Pond Weed Management
Weeds can transform a pond from a source of enjoyment to a source of frustration. Utilizing a logical, systematic approach to aquatic weed management can greatly increase your likelihood of success....
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Managing Muddy Ponds
Muddy water can be a problem in ponds like this one in Jackson County. The first step is to try to determine the source of the problem. It could be from soil erosion, livestock traffic, or even...
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Aquatic Weed Control Webinar – March 20
Pond owners and aquaculture producers rely heavily on Cooperative Extension Specialists for information to effectively control aquatic weeds. Alabama Cooperative Extension, the National Aquaculture...
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Now is the Time to Address Aquatic Weeds
As water temperatures increase aquatic weed growth surges. Be sure to monitor ponds closely and control weeds before the problem gets too large. Photo Credit: Mark Mauldin – Even though the calendar...
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Giant Salvinia – A Highly Invasive Aquatic Plant You Don’t Want Growing in...
Giant Salvinia mats completely covering Bay County pond. This fast growing invasive can double in size every week! Photo by Scott Jackson, UF/IFAS – Credit: Vic Ramey, UF/IFAS Center for Aquatic and...
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Cool Season Fish Pond Management
There are a few “cool weather” conditions that affect the health of fish in your pond. North Florida’s hot humid summer seems a distant memory for now. The cool temperatures, falling leaves, and...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Make the Most of Your Pond This Year!
Your pond is dormant, but now is a good time to think about next year’s management activities. Photo by Judy Ludlow During these icy, north Florida winters, you’re probably not thinking much about...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Preventing and Responding to Flooded Fish Ponds
Fish ponds received an overabundance of stormwater this week. Photo by Judy Ludlow Drenching rains brought unwelcome amounts of water to Northwest Florida this week. Many fish ponds received an...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Tips for Successful Pond Weed Management
Weeds can transform a pond from a source of enjoyment to a source of frustration. Utilizing a logical, systematic approach to aquatic weed management can greatly increase your likelihood of success....
View ArticleClik here to view.
Managing Muddy Ponds
Muddy water can be a problem in ponds like this one in Jackson County. The first step is to try to determine the source of the problem. It could be from soil erosion, livestock traffic, or even...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Aquatic Weed Control Webinar – March 20
Pond owners and aquaculture producers rely heavily on Cooperative Extension Specialists for information to effectively control aquatic weeds. Alabama Cooperative Extension, the National Aquaculture...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Now is the Time to Address Aquatic Weeds
As water temperatures increase aquatic weed growth surges. Be sure to monitor ponds closely and control weeds before the problem gets too large. Photo Credit: Mark Mauldin – Even though the calendar...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Giant Salvinia – A Highly Invasive Aquatic Plant You Don’t Want Growing in...
Giant Salvinia mats completely covering Bay County pond. This fast growing invasive can double in size every week! Photo by Scott Jackson, UF/IFAS – Credit: Vic Ramey, UF/IFAS Center for Aquatic and...
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Don’t Forget About Wildlife Habitat Projects this Spring
Spring can be a busy time of year for those interested in improving wildlife habitat on the property they own/manage. Spring is the time to begin efforts that pay-off later in the year – particularly...
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Pond Management Field Day in Quincy – May 11
A Pond Management Field Day will be held May 11, 2022, at the North Florida Research and Education Center, in Quincy, Florida. The field day will include pond demonstrations and classroom workshops on...
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Winter Pond Management
Typically, when we think of ponds we think of Summertime, a hot sunny day, and a fishing pole. However, as seasons change so should our management mindset to ensure a healthy pond throughout the year....
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