Ryegrass Has Fungus How To Clean It Up 

He da man

Pete is good at what he does. But also having deep wells with plenty of watering helps establish and maintain thick turf.

True however most of the lawn channels have harsh winters, which will do atleast SOME damage to the lawn. Pete doesn’t have to really worry about that, so in that regard he is lucky

@@KDlGG very true!

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@@GCITurf youda man Pete

The weather…

Agree with you x1000

I use anytime I make a foliar application, so Fungicides, liquid ferts, PGR,ect. No need for soil based applications.

I use it with all foliar applications at minimum

I had rust back in say 2020 & 2021 & anything I have read it doesn't seem to come back every year or be a problem & never killed any grass. I sprayed propiconazole 14.3 & pretty much took care of it. I have seen a little rust here & there in non mowed areas & the fungicide took care of it within a couple weeks & it didn't spread.

I ask cause my rye is checking out smoothly out the Bermuda now instead of how I normally Celsius the rye out and the lawn looks horrible for two weeks or so, I’m skipping that step this year, but the shop plot is looking stellar. Shining like a new penny as a buddy always says

Applying Effective Microbes (EM) is an organic way to prevent disease and pest problems. EM works by introducing beneficial micro-organisms to the soil and plants. Pests and pathogens are suppressed or controlled through natural processes, enhancing the competitive and antagonistic activities of the micro-organisms. EM prevents pests, diseases, and pathogens through three pathways: 1. by taking up physical space so that competitors have no space to live; 2. by taking up resources so that competitors have no resources to live on; and 3. by feeding upon and killing competitors, directly eliminating pests, pathogens, and diseases. Additionally, lactic acid bacteria, a major ingredient in EM, will suppress pathogenic microbes both directly and indirectly through the production of actinomycetes, which also improves the immune system of plants.