Aquatic Weed Identification and Management
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Collapse ▲How to identify and manage pond weeds
Pond weeds in high densities, both native and invasive, can interfere with recreational fishing and swimming, crop irrigation, and livestock management. Join Horticulture Agents Matt Jones (Chatham County Center) and Cody Craddock (Randolph County Center) for a workshop on strategies to manage aquatic weeds in farm ponds. We will discuss how to identify different groups of aquatic plants and their control using both biological and herbicidal methods. Participants can receive two hours of NCDA&CS pesticide continuing education credits (A, D, N, X). Two versions of the in-person workshops will be offered in Chatham County (Pittsboro) and Randolph County (Asheboro).
Chatham County Center Tuesday, June 13, 2023, 6:00-8:00 p.m. REGISTER
Randolph County Center Wednesday, June 14, 2023 , 6:00-8:00 p.m. REGISTER
Questions?
Email matt_jones@ncsu.edu or call 919-542-8243
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