Rush Lake is a long-time partner to LakePro, and entrusts us with yearly management of their Lake. In 2023, LakePro encountered issues with controlling plants along the southern shoreline that typically fall easily after an herbicide application. After not finding...
Before Treatment This pond has a catastrophic filamentous algae bloom, as can be seen by the 100% surface coverage. Multiple inlets bringing in nutrients increased eutrophication of this pond, leading to a large unsightly algal bloom. A large amount of biomass from...
This is an actual case study of treating a serious algae bloom at a private pond. This private pond is experiencing a toxic algal bloom, indicated by the bright green, paint-like algae across the surface of the water. The algae is known as cyano-bacteria, and it is a...
Pond with two aeration pumps in place. Property owners with ponds are often faced with issues concerning vegetation growth, water quality, fish kills, etc. This checklist will help you identify areas of concern and the steps...
The process of effective lake management best practices takes a lot of work. Managing and obtaining full recreational enjoyment levels from our inland lakes is a top priority for riparians, property owners, homeowners associations, and local governments. Issues...
Now that boating season has arrived in Michigan, it’s a good idea to get a refresher on the boating laws and responsibilities.
The Michigan Lakes and Streams Association has its 2020 Spring Webinar available online for anyone to watch. The Spring Webinar Series is full of valuable information for any riparian, so be sure to check it out. Visit the MLSA website for webinar schedule and info...
On March 23rd, Governor Whitmer issued the “Stay Home, Stay Safe” order for the State of Michigan. LakePro is taking this order very seriously because we consider the health and safety of our customers and employees our top priority. Because of this order, LakePro has made the following changes to its operations.
From the Executive Order 2020-42 FAQ Q: Does boating constitute “outdoor activity” under the new executive order? A: Physical outdoor activity like kayaking, canoeing, and sailing is permitted under the order, but using a motorboat, a jet ski, or other...
U.S. EPA and Justice Department say Bayer’s Roundup verdict should be reversed
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