crabgrass in fields

[superintendent]

I have two fields that crabgrass just won't die. I have sprayed drive and MSMA and nothing. I'm thinking about going out again with MSMA but it alittle to hot and dry I believe for it now. What are yall doing on the crabgrass?

[dgw]

q4........

[dgw]

but i guess drive (quinchlorac) and the ai for crabgrass in q4 are the same

but i have heard the sulfentrazone helps the quin along

[dgw]

EPA Reg. No.
2217-886

Packaging
Gallon; 4/case, ship wt 43 lbs
2.5 Gallons; 2/case, ship wt 50 lbs
30 Gallons; ship wt 295 lbs

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Product Information Sheet

Turf Herbicide for Grassy & Broadleaf Weeds

Recommendations
For the suppression of yellow nutsedge, control of certain grassy weeds, such as crabgrass and foxtail, and control of most troublesome broadleaf weeds species in established cool-season turf areas. Use sites include golf courses, lawns, cemeteries, public parks, sports turf, sod farms and other sites.

Post-emergent yellow nutsedge suppression, crabgrass control, plus broadleaf weeds – FAST!

Q4® Turf Herbicide is a patented product containing four (4) active ingredients: Quinclorac + Sulfentrazone + 2,4-D + Dicamba. A precision product, Q4 joins Gordon’s other fast-acting products in the ProForm® line-up, SpeedZone®, PowerZone®, SpeedZone® Southern and Surge® herbicides.

University data and cooperator tests have demonstrated consistently enhanced speed compared to other water-based products in controlling labeled weeds. Like Surge, Q4 is ‘energized with sulfentrazone’ for fast acting nutsedge suppression. And warm-weather broadleaf weeds will turn brown, dry up and blow away.

But Q4 also contains quinclorac, so users can control grassy weeds such as crabgrass and foxtail, which will turn ghostly pale prior to reddening and subsequent death. These two ingredients — sulfentrazone and quinclorac — in combination create a synergistic activity which enhances crabgrass control. Adding precise ratios of 2,4-D and dicamba broadens the weed control spectrum and adds systemic activity to the contact activity of sulfentrazone for multiple modes of action. Q4 provides outstanding control of broadleaf weeds such as dandelion, clover, spurge, knotweed and plantain. This all-in-one product has become known as the "army knife" of turf herbicides.

[sweetjetskier]

I don't know about where are,but here in CT it has been very,very dry and turf is heading into dormancy in many areas.

If its as dry where you are,the weeds will not take up herbicides very well as they are probably dormant and drought stressed, so spraying again won't help you.
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[dgw]

Originally Posted by sweetjetskier

I don't know about where are,but here in CT it has been very,very dry and turf is heading into dormancy in many areas.

If its as dry where you are,the weeds will not take up herbicides very well as they are probably dormant and drought stressed, so spraying again won't help you.
My 2 cents
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i would hope that sports fields are well irrigated and ferted

[sweetjetskier]

Irrigation systems are not installed on as many fields as one would think. We have worked on many fields and only a handful have irrigation or a properly operating system.
We are seeing now that even if they have one, the systems are turned off, budget cuts, not having a huge water bill for irrigation only.

[dgw]

out of my 6 fields , 5 have it

2 of those are malfunctioning

1 has to be turned on manually (part of our job now)

and one refuses to turn on

so youre right

[ramsbaseball]

Where can this product be purchased?

[dgw]

wherever you get your chemicals should have it