Ice is starting to cover your pond and you think you missed the opportunity to get your compressor maintained and ready for the winter months? Well, good news you are not! Give us a call today and we will have our service tech come out to change the ...
It has been a busy summer here at Wisconsin Lake & Pond Resource. As we begin the tail end of the summer our biologists are applying the final applications of our Wisconsin Pond Products bacteria and enzyme blends. The warm pond temperatures prov...
Greetings everyone: Spring is finally here...well sort of. Our biologists have been busy getting our clients lakes and ponds ready and inspecting how they came out of the winter. This time of the year we are focusing on adding Lake and Pond Colorant ...
On this day of "GREEN" skip the blarney and go with the tried and true natural products to get your pond off to a good start. Start the season off with a "shot" of enzymes to wake up the pond and kick start the biological activity. Apply granular alg...
Well, it is show time for Wisconsin Lake & Pond Resource. As we anxiously await spring, we spend a lot of our time displaying at various trade shows around the state. This week we are displaying at the Milwaukee Sport Show at the Milwaukee County...
Well, even though we are sitting under 10" of snow and 12" of ice, the staff at WLPR is not hibernating. This time of the year is definitely a well-deserved break from the field, we are busy with other important tasks. We have many training meetings,...
With the little touch of summer like weather we have been having, our biologists have been busy helping pond owners shut down their ponds for another season. We have been performing many storm-water wet basin inspections for area municipalities, deve...
The 2010 season is coming to an end. Hopefully you were happy with the way your pond looked this season. If you saw more growth than usual of aquatic vegetation and/or algae, try not to worry, you were not alone. A lot of ponds were harder to manage ...
The biologists at WLPR have been busy treating ponds for algae and Sago Pondweed. Given the unseasonably warm spring, most ponds are growing unsightly amounts of algae. To combat the large algae blooms, we have been applying bacteria and enzyme mixtu...
Thanks to all the people that roughed the weather for pond days. We had a great turn out and enjoyed discussing "pond scum" with all of you. We are well underway for treating Curly-leaf pondweed. Eurasian watermilfoil has been detected at various sta...
