Florida Ponds Control / N. / Florida Ponds / Ditchbank / Agricultural Sciences / Florida Ponds1 D.D. / /
Continent
South America / /
Country
United States / /
Event
Product Issues / Music Album Release / /
Facility
IFAS Extension Bookstore / Avoid building / University of Florida/Christine Taylor Waddill / University of Florida / Plant Pathogens Over / Institute of Food / /
IndustryTerm
pond systems / food chain / bank erosion / state law / large mechanical harvesting equipment / stormwater management / spray equipment / chemical manufacturers / water systems / chemical weed control / food / oil blend / spray solution / simplest mechanical harvesting devices / food production / rubber boots / aquatic weed management / equal opportunity/affirmative action employer / safety equipment / chemical / chemicals / /
MusicAlbum
Florida / /
Organization
Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences / office of Vice / Institute of Food / Agronomy Department / Aquatic Plant Management Division / USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service / Florida Cooperative Extension Service / University of Florida / Center for Aquatic and Invasive Plants / Environmental Protection Agency / /
physician / Dean / director / South Florida Water Management District / professor / professor / Executive Associate Vice President / representative / competent fish biologist / /
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materials / /
ProgrammingLanguage
FL / /
ProvinceOrState
Florida / Arkansas / /
Region
North Florida / Southwest Florida / South Florida / /
CIR 707 Weed Control in Florida Ponds1 D.D. Thayer, K. A. Langeland, W.T. Haller, and J.C. Joyce2 Ponds are often built to supplement farm income via fish production, for personal enjoyment, or for