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    Quote Originally Posted by last5oh_302 View Post
    Oops! Figured it did it all since golf courses use it, and I don't have crabgrass.

    Thanks.
    Yes golf courses can still use this excellent cost effective herbicide as well as sod farms and are both exempt . If they were to use the same products the general public are using they would go broke because they are not cost effective (bankrupt) on a large scale application and less effective which would require them to use these less effective products many times over to get good results.

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    Quote Originally Posted by yellow dog View Post
    Yes golf courses can still use this excellent cost effective herbicide as well as sod farms and are both exempt . If they were to use the same products the general public are using they would go broke because they are not cost effective (bankrupt) on a large scale application and less effective which would require them to use these less effective products many times over to get good results.
    I believe farmers use it as well, on the food we eat.
    Rick

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    Quote Originally Posted by last5oh_302 View Post
    I believe farmers use it as well, on the food we eat.
    Yup and that's why it taste better.

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    Go ask one of your farm buddies for a little bit of three-way lawn spray.. farmers use it on hay fields.it is called. Three way.spray.my wife kind of looked at me funny when I said that intot my phone using speech to text.lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by jaycee View Post
    That is your best option, the crab grass preventer works well, and it should be done within the next couple of weeks.
    Bought it (Scott's fertilizer with built in crab grass preventor)......put it down on the lawn.... Might put another application next week just before a light rain. I guess time will tell if it works....
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    Quote Originally Posted by fratri View Post
    Bought it (Scott's fertilizer with built in crab grass preventor)......put it down on the lawn.... Might put another application next week just before a light rain. I guess time will tell if it works....

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    Quote Originally Posted by fratri View Post
    So what you are saying is
    Put down some topsoil
    Then seed?
    Fertilizer after seeding?
    Any particular products work better than others?
    I top dress then spread the seed, no particular brand and then spread fertilizer. The idea is to get the grass healthy enough to chok3 out the weeds. Aerating the lawn and or raking the lawn to get rid of th3 dead grass, etc before all of this will help.

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