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Why OST Will Change Fisheries Management Forever
3 Reasons Why OST ™ Will Change Fisheries Management Forever by Patrick Goodwin, M.S., CLM The standard two-step aeration procedure in fisheries management hasn’t changed in 60 years: Bottom-diffused aeration plus a series of surface aerators. The bottom-diffused...
Lyngbya Treatment with AquaSticker
Lyngbya Treatment with AquaSticker by Deborah Lee Objective Show that AquaSticker added to an algaecide tank mix is more effective on Lyngbya than the algaecide tank mix alone. Summary During the test, AquaSticker alone did not cause any damage to Lyngbya cells or...
Effects of Biocatalysts on Cattail Treatments
Effects of Biocatalysts on Cattail Treatment by Gray Turnage (Mississippi State University), Paul Tseng (Mississippi State University), and Michael Frett (Naturalake Biosciences) Background After treatment with herbicides, decaying plant material in U.S. water bodies...
Product Photo Contest
Time to get your cameras ready! Its time for our photo contest. Rules: To participate, simply take a photo featuring Naturalake products or our company swag and share it on social media using the hashtag #Naturalakeproduct2023. Don’t forget to tag us so we can...
Phosphorus Loading
Understanding Internal Phosphorus Loading from Lake Sediments by Patrick Goodwin, M.S., CLM Internal phosphorus (P) loading from sediments can represent a major driving force behind harmful algal blooms (HABs) within many lake systems. Understanding when, where, and...
Desired Oxygen Levels
What are the Desired Dissolved Oxygen (DO) Levels in Water by Patrick Goodwin What are the Desired Oxygen Levels in Water and is Too Much Oxygen Bad? Oxygen is arguably the most important water quality parameter governing overall lake health. It’s required to sustain...Groundwater
Groundwater – making the invisible visible by Deborah Lee What is groundwater? When rain falls on the ground, the water does not stop moving. Some of the water flows along the surface and ends up in streams, lakes, and ponds. Some of the water is taken up by...
Hydrodictyon
Hydrodictyon; What It Is and How to Treat It by Deborah Lee Hydrodictyon 100x (m) The nets of Hydrodictyon still look like nets even if they are small, released colonies. Each cell is connected to two other cells at the ends to form a network. 100x (m) far-red...