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preemerge timing combined with post emerge
Here in the south, lawns are coming out of dormancy. I wanted to spray both preemerge and post emerge together but scared it may damage grass. I would like to spray Resolute and 3 uway. What do you all think?
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Resolute is a generic type of prodiamine On northern grasses I would not worry, but to what grasses are you applying? I am too far away and buried in snow--can't help.
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Best not to spray herbicide on warm season turf that is in transition. Think metsulfuron is safe on transitioning turf. I wouldn't use 3-way though. Make sure your soil temps are still ok for pre. Not sure what kind you are using but if things are greening up its got to be close to crab germination temps.
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We spray a mixture of max rate Prodiamine and a mixture of 2,4D Amine and Dicamba without any problem. This time of year we are spraying it on Bermuda, Fescue, and Zoysia. This mixture is used through March then we change to Pendamethilin along with 2,4D Amine.
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I'm in Central AL and was told by my go-to Extension Agent at AU that Pre-M Aquacap can be applied at the 3.1 pt/A, and the Pre-M EC can be applied at the 3.6 pt/A rate
I'm going to wait until April before I start with my Dithiopyr app. |
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