It has a ligule like orchardgrass (https://aroundtheyard.com/index.php?opt ... Itemid=117) but looks a bit different in that it is a darker shade of green.

In discussions with BASF on the recommended application regimen for Pylex (topramezone) to remove Bermudagrass from TTTF they recommended the following: "Mid-August 1.5 fl oz / acre Pylex + 32 fl oz / acre triclopyr Early-Mid September (21 days from previous app) 1.5 fl oz / acre Pylex + 32 fl oz / ...

Andy,

Should I try to lower the pH slightly by applying elemental S?

Hi Andy,

Just saw the 2016 discussion on these topics. Thanks for all your help.

Hopefully I am not being a pest with all my questions. I am a microbiologist/molecular biologist by training and have decided to focus my interests in turf agronomy so this is all fascinating to me. I assumed the rates of application would not be the same given the differences in the efficiency of f...

Hi Andy, I assume I can spray on the K, B and Zn at the same rates you outlined? Additionally is there a good source for the level of micros in the soil needed for turf grasses? The only sources I have been able to find are from 1998 from the University of Washington ( https://archive.lib.msu.edu/ti...

Hi Andy, Wow, thanks for the quick response and on a holiday nonetheless. It's good to see that the soil is workable. I do believe in using what you have. I was concerned that my Ca levels were so high I would need to order the ammonium acetate test. I do wish to address the B and Zn deficiency. Hav...

Thank you in advance for the help you can provide. I am a relatively new member and have read most of the articles (especially the soil series, great read), many posts and the amount of knowledge is outstanding. This is probably way more info than you need but I thought giving you as full a picture ...

MorpheusPA and Andy10917 - like many have stated before me, thanks for all the hard work on refining the BLKH and BLSC concentrates. I recently decided to cancel my commercial fertilization service and instead do it myself so I can get better control over the chemicals used so I appreciate the hard ...