Before next week’s meeting at Satterwhite Point, we thought it would be good to bring our members and readers up to date with more
information about hydrilla.
One group of experts on hydrilla at the US Army Corps of Engineers, ERDC lab at Vicksburg, MS informed KLPW that hydrilla comes in many different forms or types. Combatants
that work further south won’t work as well as in NC and VA. Microbials have not yet been developed to …
Here’s a handy tell all poster pdf about next Thursday’s public meeting
about hydrilla and Kerr Lake.
vance.ces.ncsu.edu/files/library/91/hydrilla081111.pdf
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Continue Reading →(Henderson, NC) An update on the effects of Hydrilla has been announced by Paul McKenzieAgricultural Extension Agent, Vance/Warren Counties with NC Cooperative Extension. (NOT FAMILIAR WITH HYDRILLA? SEE RECENT KLPW PHOTOS BELOW)McKenzie, who has organized and led some preliminary meetings and in-water surveys wants interested people on and around Kerr Lake to make plans to attend an … Read more
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Leave a Comment (1) →(Clarksville, VA) As midsummer approaches, trees are coming down and the slope of the hills of Area B Campground are giving way as earth movers give that tract of land a makeover into what will eventually become a marina. A groundbreaking ceremony was held on the site in mid-June (More info from SOVANOW.COM). Having been … Read more
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