What would you recommend for the fall for KBG to get rid of poa annua? Thanks!

What strain are you on?

Most diseases spread when you feed it N why have a fungicide mixed with fert. And this is for average homeowner. It take one mis diagnosed fungus apply this product and mess your yard.....Hard No

You have a link to that weasel?

Lesssss gooooo!! Can’t wait!

This really is the secret to my success

thank you

very nice results ! looks fantastic

Something to mention is that these don't work well on hard and dry soil. We had one of these when I was a kid (so about 35 years ago) and it was very hard to use on clay soil. Or on any compacted soil. Barely scratched the surface even when using a lot of force. So just beware if you have that kind of soil. You may need a power tool to till the soil and break it up.

Which phosphite product are you using? Great channel :) Sub!

Interesting. My yard is too damn slopy and not perfectly leveled (smoothed)for reel mowing.

What is that 🤔

Grass Seed 😂🙏🏿💪🏿👊🏿

Grass seed product ? Pls

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What are brown tips on blades I’m noticing that on my fescue

Thats some greeeeen grass! Wish mine was that green!

Never thought about the humidity like that 🤔👍🏿💯

Water is king 🔥

I'm keeping all that in thought when it's hot outside. I remember you saying something before about the high heat and the high humidity when watering your grass and the moisture. 👍🏽👍🏽

Great video. Very helpful.

Nice Cam!

Your dad looks like he's havin fun out there mowing some lush green grass. There was a good podcast Dr. Shaddox had a guy on talking about Bluemuda, it really is the best of both worlds.

I'm planning on doing something like this on 12 k square foot and I'm just curious on how you solve the watering issue on such a large area I was thinking about getting the big impact sprinklers on tripods but from the video it seemed like what you had might work even better just curious on how you set those up

Nice !!!!!!

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Looks amazing... Your a good son. Press on in the good work sir 💪💪

What kind of stripping kit wow

You're a good son, Cam, have a wonderful weekend and keep workin'

Good lord, this is looking banging! Small pimples and all!

Would you recommend sea kelp if you have brown dry spots on the lawn?

Are you a believer in syringing throughout the day

MVS all the way. I’m doing another bare dirt reno again this fall (hopefully my last) and I think I’m going to pre germinate the seed. I don’t think I ever saw you mention this practice. Are you a believer? I like the idea of reducing my washout risk.

Would love to see an update on your dad's lawn in the Carolina's... We're on the struggle bus down here. Drought conditions. Any way have an awesome day sir 👍

I'm listening lol

I would never live in a state that won’t allow composting. I see where Oregon is really tightening the rules on farming. Using satellite imaging for compliance! Imagine that! No wonder food is getting more expensive.

Its possible to have green grass and rock hard ground if you don’t add soil addendums, but its just less efficient and YOUR effort becomes more pronounced. If you are plug aerating and seeing clay, you need to be doing soil addendums. I suggest aeration and top dressing. Eventually those plugs become rich dark soil that allows you to feel something different in your lawn. The ground becomes fluffy and soft. Learn how to make compost or find a bulk supplier because buying it by the bag is expensive and quality isn’t always the best. I don’t know how you’ll apply compost if you don’t have a roll spreader. I’ve seen people use rakes, shovels and wheelbarrows, but if you ask me a compost roll spreader is the way to go. If you don’t have room for one, but you find space to have a wheelbarrow, maybe you put your roll spreader in the wheelbarrow! It’ll fit in there nicely. I am NOT the type of person who says I can’t do something. I ALWAYS find a way. Thats why I have a nice lawn. And its worth it to me. I don’t much appreciate houses pre 1900 where dirt was everywhere. 15,000 sq ft of grass allows two people to breath every day. Grass gets a bad rap. I’ll take it every time over mud, erosion or what you see in arid parts of the country where people use gravel and stone to avoid mud or walking on bare dirt.