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Suggestion summer fertilizing.

16 years ago

Hi

I want to go organic with my bermuda. I already have 50 pound soybean meal bag ready to go. My question is last month I applied 34-0-0 and It is time to fertilize again. Should I go with synthetic or soybean or both. I am thinking since soybean with take 3-4 week to start working I should do both this time and continue soybean thereafter.

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rutgers1
16 years ago
How about this.........Apply the soybean and then spray the lawn down with Worm Poop by Terracycle (available at Home Depot)? The Terracycle will give you somewhat of a quicker green, but it isn't so much nitrogen that you have to worry about it burning your lawn.
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