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This section of the web site features Management Updates written by the turf specialists of the UMass Extension Turf Program. The messages cover local problems, are geared toward local conditions, and are posted frequently during the growing season. The most current message appears below; click into the archive at the right to see previous messages. Join our free e-mail list to receive notification whenever an update is posted. Feel that the message below is not the latest one? Try pressing the 'refresh' or 'reload' button in your web browser. Latest Message Date: September 30, 2008 At this time of the year, summer annual weeds such as crabgrass Now is the time to scout for summer annual weeds and evaluate this season’s management program. Map and/or record problem areas and plan next year's control measures. Overseeding and/or fertilization can be used to fill openings or thinning in turf stands that have developed as a result of summer annual weed pressure. With some areas already having received frost, weed control efforts should be focused on perennial and young winter annual broadleaf weeds. Broadleaf herbicide applications should be in full swing now. Fall applications, while not as fast acting as spring applications, will provide very effective control especially of difficult-to-control weeds such as violetsSubmitted by: Mr. Randall Prostak DISCLAIMER - As always, it is the responsibility of the applicator to verify the registration status of any pesticide BEFORE applying it. Different states have different regulations as well. Trade names of materials are provided for informational purposes only and do not substitute for a thorough and careful reading of the label and application according to label instructions. The author and the University of Massachusetts are not liable for any consequences of any pesticide recommendations. Mention of any trade name is not to be considered endorsement of a product. |
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