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  • #16
    Originally posted by Ric
    WRONG

    CCLS

    Broad general statement like the one I just highlighted is what gets you in trouble. You are certainly a Provider of Misinformation and should include that Statement in your signature.

    Residual of any chemical in a Rhizoshere depends on many factors. Soil CEC and Infiltration Properties to name two. Activity Index of the Chemical itself also plays a very big roll. You might want to look up those Terms you have no idea of, via Google.

    You would be best advised to ask questions and read answers instead of trying to be Mr. Know It All.

    You would be best advised to ask questions and read answers instead of trying to be Mr. Know It All


    Ouch

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    • #17
      Originally posted by Ric

      You would be best advised to ask questions and read answers instead of trying to be Mr. Know It All. The monkey has spoken.

      Maybe you should take some of your own advise.

      Please add the prefix "Mr. Cut 'N' Paste" to your signature. Thank you.
      “veni, vidi, vici.”

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      • #18
        Originally posted by lorenzo piedra
        A pound of what product?

        Goat cheese?
        Percisely my dear dummy.
        “veni, vidi, vici.”

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        • #19
          Originally posted by timturf
          crabgrass germinates when soil temps reaches 55 degrees at the 3" depth AT SUNRISE for 3 consecutive days Now how soon before that you apply depends on a lot of factors. In warm season turfgrass, green up should closely follow the 55 degree rule, so I suggest using a high k, low pre emerge product if you apply real early, if you apply close too the germination time, then use something with more n

          If turfgrass is thin, push hard after the last killing frost.

          Tim

          Glad you are here and adding to my posts, I do learn from you. I believe My first post recommend Pre Emerge and Fert be applied at the same time. Here in St Augustine land and year round growing season Our soil never gets below 55 degrees. Our Average night time temperature is 55 degrees in the coldest months. Crab Grass control becomes very hard due to Asulox being taken off the Horticultural market but still sold to agriculture by the train car load.

          Standard Weed and Feeds sold in my area has Atrazine as the AI. Atrazine is both a post and Pre Emerge. But due to our sandy soil doesn't have the residual that is needed. Sorry but I will not post my proprietary methods of controlling Crab Grass. I try and post good information, but what I post and what I do are sometimes two different things.

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          • #20
            Originally posted by CCLS
            Maybe you should take some of your own advise.

            Please add the prefix "Mr. Cut 'N' Paste" to your signature. Thank you.

            CCLS

            99% of what I post comes right off the top of my head. My grammar is horrible and my writing style is pretty recognizable. If you had a half a brain and were able to come in out of the rain you would realize that.

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            • #21
              Originally posted by Ric

              99% of what I post comes right off the top of my head.
              Ric

              Broad general statement like the one I just highlighted is what gets you in trouble.

              Originally posted by Ric

              I am willing to admit, I can be an Educated Idiot at times.
              Thank you, I will certainly keep that in mind.
              “veni, vidi, vici.”

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