News
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Asian Carp and Hydrilla are too close for comfort
Published on June 19, 2015
New infestations of Asian carp and an invasive aquatic “superweed” reported near the Great Lakes recently. Public vigilance and precautions are critical following new reports of bighead carp and Hydrilla near the Great Lakes shores. -
Spotlight on Hydrilla verticillata
Published on June 19, 2015
Hydrilla referred to as a “superweed” can grow as much as 6 inches a day! -
Beyond stumpage
Published on June 19, 2015
Stumpage is the dollar value of standing trees. This value represents the first financial benchmark in the forest product supply chain. Stumpage values incorporate numerous variables that make “standard” pricing difficult. -
Do I need a permit to control wildlife on my farm?
Published on June 18, 2015
Depending on the wildlife species and type of control to be implemented, a permit from state or federal wildlife management agencies may be required. -
Meet the maple nemesis: The Asian long-horned beetle
Published on June 17, 2015
The Asian long-horned beetle has the potential to inflict forest damage in epic proportions. -
Want clean water? Filter with soil
Published on June 17, 2015
Soil is the planet’s biggest water filter. -
Water: A not so trivial resource
Published on June 17, 2015
Water is an essential element needed in our daily lives. But how much do we know about the water that surrounds us? -
Aquatic plant control in Michigan ponds and lakes
Published on June 9, 2015
Aquatic plants are an important part of the ecosystem but can become a nuisance when excessive growth occurs. -
Thermal bars make appearance on Great Lakes
Published on June 9, 2015
Fishers often refer to these areas as scum lines. -
'Fisheries' magazine focuses on Great Lakes charter fishing industry
Published on June 3, 2015
Operating a charter fishing business is no way to get rich quick, but captains love what they do.