Be PREPARED For This Lawn ISSUE in 2024
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
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I use GrubEX in late spring to early summer to prevent grub damage before it occurs (it will typically show up in late summer) - amzn.to/3Ogjlf9
If you didn't get a prevention down or are seeing grub damage, a grub killer works best in my experience and I've used this one before with success. - amzn.to/4985Gir
Ryan Knorr Lawn Care is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program and other affiliate programs. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
Listen to this whole episode on my website or wherever you find your podcasts - www.ryanknorrlawncare.com/podcast/
That’s what I use faithfully every year!
Does GrubEx have any effects on prevention of army worms?
I'm also in the midwest and with the recent warm temps thawing the snow, this is the first year ever that I've actually gotten huge amounts of vole tunnels. Never had a single one and now it looks like there's some kind of river valley going through the front lawn. I used to set multiple bait traps but it seemed like they were never going for the stuff, and now this happens. 😖
Usually it doesn't cause long term damage but I've definitely had issues in the past as well
I get vole holes around my shed and mulch landscaping. I use snap traps(enclosed so my dogs and kids won't get hurt). I bait them with creamy peanut butter with peanuts jammed in the peanut butter. I have to empty them daily. FYI I've tried crunchy peanut butter and they didn't touch it. Creamy pb with whole peanuts jammed in was the ticket for me.
@@YankMyRodFishing I may try peanut butter as well. I was previously using bromadiolone bait blocks like Contrac Blox and they didn't appear to get much traffic so I just stopped. Maybe I'll cover the blocks in a bit of peanut butter too. 😄
I get ridiculous vole activity every single year. Nothing this year though as we've had minimal snow in MN. No matter how bad it may look, it will recover. The key is to allow it to completely dry out and rake it to get dead material out. This gets sun to the soil. As far as trapping, you simply have to find the active runways. Once snow melts, most of those runways are not active anymore, so you won't catch anything. You'll have to find where they are coming from like a shed, garden bed, etc and find the active runway. Set snap traps perpendicular to the runway, make sure it sits flat. No bait is needed. If it's active, you'll see a vole in it in the morning, guaranteed.
I'm near Minneapolis, we have NO snow on the ground right now. It's wild. It's 40 today. We had a drought last year and unless we get dumped on this spring, it's going to be another really hard year. The bugs are going to suck. Especially ticks.
The ticks have been out of control at our place!
We’ve been so wet in CA my rye is getting fungus.
Being located in NC, we have up and down temps. For the most part, we have mild winters. Last week, it was 35-40 and today it was 75. In years past, it has gotten as low as 3 degrees at night with highs in the high teens and 20's and all be it RARE, with 10+inches of snow on the ground for weeks. In all honesty, we really didn't see any difference in insect saturation one way or the other, whether it be tics, mosquitoes, grubs or fireants. Don't even get me started on fireants. I've burned them, froze them and even tried to drown them. They still survived. I DO NOT mean to be contrary, but at least in the south, cold temps don't affect insect population....AT ALL.
I already have a ridiculous amount of snow mold death too
Once things are dried out a light raking should help get airflow going and it should come back once temps are optimal for growth again
Really good point! I'm going to stay on top of my treatments this season.
Should i also anticipate heavier fungus pressure in the spring?
Given the heavy snow this winter, snow mold has hit me hard. My tall fescue was last cut 3", 3.5 to 4" in summer. HELP😢
The skunks have capitalized on the mild winter conditions, wreaking havoc on lawns as they feast on grubs.
I’m going to try to prevent root pests this season with compost teas. In potted plants you can increase the biological diversity so much that the soil microbes will literally eat some larvae like fungus gnats and other similar pests. I’m hoping to turn some of those grubs and their eggs to be a good source for the soil
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I live in the pacific northwest near seattle south of seattle. My ground is saturated with water and probably will be until after April. Does this mean I will not have grub problems until after dries out?. We usually have fairly mild winters here..
Crane fly is something I watch out for here.
Great videos 👍👍. How do you get your lawn so dark green?
What’s up with the Bermuda plot ?
Ryan, what are your thoughts on the Masport mower with the roller drive? Thanks!
It's a good machine. I had hoped I could cut a little lower with it without scalping but since you still have front wheels, the lawn needs to be leveled to get the best out of it when wanting to go low. I'm just as happy with my Milwaukee and you can put a Lawn Stryper behind it for some extra stripes.
Welcome back to the 2024 season
RK and RD ! Whioot
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I'm a huge fan of your content but I just cant stand how in the turf cast your co host always tries to do jokes to fill in air time and doesn't let you talk, or says "listen" ever 5 seconds and doesn't show any argument he just wants to prove a point that is already given, I had to unsubscribe because he really ruins the conversation and cuts you off so much.
I learned about grubs this last fall!!! I thought the grass was stressed due to the extreme heat in Nebraska, but then I learned what was really happening!
cabin fever is setting it, the grass is green the air is warm, Im thining maybe its time to dethatch here in Iowa ?
I didnt do any prevention and my lawn got decimated by grubs (after not having them). I think its bc I put rose bushes in the area. I will now religiously throw down the preventative.
Can anyone help me get rid of clover taking over my lawn? Should I do something now or wait until spring? Will this kill my grass ?
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@@ryanknorrlawncare wait until spring or is it ok to do now. It’s crazy how much has been popping up. I planted your awesome grass seed in the fall. Am I gonna lose all that hard work?
@@michaelsuk4654 I'd wait until the grass is actively growing. You should be able to take cover of the weeds and the turf will thrive.
Hey Ryan, bought ur Fescue/KBG mixture that I’ll be using for overseeding this spring. What setting should I put on my Scott’s drop spreader?
Everyone has a different walking speed so best case is measure out how many pounds you need for your area and then set it low enough that you're getting even flow but not too heavy and go over the area multiple times so it's even.
I am going to try beneficial nematodes this year. Do you have thoughts on this?
Haven't tried that personally