Successful Spring Transition for Turf

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Recorded08 Apr 2019

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Neil Mayberry discusses strategies and rules that can help you transition your turf quickly and successfully this spring. 1:40 150-degree Rule 2:39 Spring is a tough time to grow turf 6:06 Preventative fungicide program is important 6:39 Well-balanced nutrition program is critical 7:18 Stay to ½ lb. of N until you hit the 150-degree rule 8:20 Importance of Phosphorus 8:32 Importance of Potassium 9:00 Other nutrients & their importance 11:00 Soil and Tissue Sampling during the summer as a barometer

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