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The key to season long dollar spot control is a knockout punch to start the season. Try a different SDHI this year with Kabuto from @PBIGordonTurf. @jfcanning
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Goosegrass can be a challenging weed to control, and this research shows that various environmental conditions can have a big impact on the efficacy of postemergence herbicides.👉https://bit.ly/3rRBt1e #TNturf
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Early emergence likely one of the reasons stiltgrass is problematic. Most have not yet applied crabgrass preemergents. https://t.co/77mh3LkNJf
Japanese stiltgrass emergence in central NJ. Seeing this invasive summer annual more and more in regularly mowed non-shaded lawns.
Soon to be in New England and New York https://t.co/zX1YQ61pSo
Japanese stiltgrass emergence in central NJ. Seeing this invasive summer annual more and more in regularly mowed non-shaded lawns.