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Link Drought Conditions Which Affect Fish and Ponds
Continued drought and high temperatures can become critical to both commercial fish producers and sportfish pond managers. As ponds lose water, the fish become ...
Link Farm Pond Management Calendar BROKEN
Link Farm Pond Safety BROKEN
It is the farm operator's responsibility to see that his/her farm pond is as safe as possible. This factsheet provides some recommendations for achieving pond ...
Link Fish Kills in Indiana: Their Causes and Prevention
For anyone who has a stocked pond--and there are thousands in Indiana--fish kills can be quite a problem. The condition called "fish kill" occurs when a number ...
Link Fish Kills: Their Causes and Prevention
A few dead fish floating on the surface of a pond or lake is not necessarily cause for alarm. Expect some fish to die of old age, injury, winter starvation, or ...
Link Forest Health Issues Affecting CRP Plantations Ten years and Beyond
This publication contains a list of the most common diseases and insects that cause damage to CRP plantations, including fusiform rust, annosus root, and pitch ...
Link Freshwater Fish Farming in Virginia: Selecting the Right Fish to Raise
In this publication we present basic information on fish farming and discuss some of the opportunities and problems involved with growing certain freshwater ...
Link Grass Carp in Mississippi Farm Ponds
Controlling and eliminating aquatic weeds from farm ponds in Mississippi are often confusing and frustrating tasks. There are three basic weed control ...
Link Homegrown Catfish and Trout
Almost any of Georgia's 100,000 farm ponds can be used to produce channel catfish for the family table. A well-managed pond can produce from 300 to 1,000 ...
Link Hydrilla
Hydrilla (Hydrilla verticillata) is a submersed aquatic plant that forms nearly impenetrable mats of stems and leaves at the surface of the water. Originally ...
Link Identification and Control of Weeds in Southern Ponds
Excessive aquatic plant growth is one of the most frequent and frustrating problems encountered in pond management. There are hundreds of aquatic plant species ...
Link Insect and Plant Disease Control Manual
Link Insect Pests of Christmas Trees
This site contains images and descriptions of various insect pests that affect christmas trees
Link Management of Farm Fish Ponds in Tennessee
This bulletin provides management information to help pond owners produce the best fishing possible through good management.
Link Management of Georgia Sportfishing Ponds
The over one million ponds in the United States are a significant and valuable sportfishing resource. Forty percent of the recreational fishing in Georgia is ...
Link Managing Hybrid Sunfish in Mississippi Farm Ponds
Much has been written about hybrid sunfish, but not all of it is accurate. Although these fish have great potential for growth and are a desirable stocking ...
Link Managing Mississippi Farm Ponds and Small Lakes
Because of poor planning, improper construction, or lack of proper management, many Mississippi lakes and ponds are relatively unproductive. A pond that ...
Link Managing Winter Injury to Trees and Shrubs
It is often necessary to give a little extra attention to trees and shrubs in the fall to help them over-winter and start spring in peak condition. ...
Link Minor Pests of Fraser Fir Christmas Trees
Most growers of Fraser fir Christmas trees in western North Carolina are familiar with its major pests: spruce spider mites, balsam twig aphids and balsam ...
Link Needle Cast Diseases In Christmas Trees
Needle cast diseases of conifer needles are caused by fungi. They can cause Christmas tree growers considerable losses when trees are tagged in the summer to ...
Link Nutrient Deficiencies in Trees
This fact sheet provides information on``some of the nutritional deficiencies found in urban trees in``Tennessee and the responses of trees to those ...
Link Oxygen Depletion in Ponds
From June to October, oxygen depletion is the most common cause of fish kills in Georgia ponds. Depletion of oxygen in pond water will occur when conditions ...
Link Partial Poisoning of Overcrowded Fish Ponds
The ultimate fate of many farm ponds is an overcrowded bluegill population that has few bass present. This is a classical condition that results when ...
Link Pesticides and Aquatic Animals: A Guide to Reducing Impacts on Aquatic Systems
The purpose of this publication is to serve as a general guide for those who may use pesticides in or around natural wetlands, lakes, ponds, rivers, and ...
Link Pine Tortoise Scale
One of the more difficult insects for Christmas tree growers to control is the pine tortoise scale (Toumeyella parvicornis).
Link Planning for Commercial Aquaculture
Establishing a commercial aquacultural enterprise involves a four-step process that should be strictly followed by the prospective aquaculturist.
Link Pond Construction: Some Practical Considerations
This article is designed to provide basic information needed to design and construct a multiple-use farm pond in Virginia.
Link Pond Fertilization and Liming
Proper fertilization and liming can increase three to four times the pounds of fish a pond will support. Unfertilized ponds stocked with bream, bass and ...
Link Producing Fish and Shellfish in Dredged Material Containment Areas
Before jumping into the business of aquaculture, however, consider your decision objectively. Like most other types of farming, fish farming (or shrimp or clam ...
Link Protecting Trees and Shrubs Against Winter Damage
Minnesota's harsh climate is often responsible for severe damage to landscape plants. Winter sun, wind, and cold temperatures can bleach and desiccate ...
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