SLOW RELEASE FERTILIZERS - Which One Is Right For You?
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- Опубліковано 16 бер 2018
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Matt Martin
5312 W Beaver Creek Dr
Powell, TN 37849
Equipment Used:
Permagreen, Lesco, GNC Sprayers, SOLO, Helena Chemical, Quali-Pro, Syngenta, DowAgro, Harrells, Dickens Turf and Landscape Supply, NuFarm, Bayer, FMC, GORDONS, Prime Source, DJI Phantom, Samsung Galaxy s8+, GoPro Hero 3+, Nikon D3200
More outstanding information Matt. Love the data behind the explanation.
You're legit a lawn care encyclopedia. I didn't realize all the different ways slow release breaks down. Crazy. Great info.
Matt, thank you for this!!
AHHH! Thanks for the info.
Great Video Matt, I have a pondering question.. if you take a sprayable coated granule like Lesco NOS 46-0-0 and you dissolve it and spray it, have you now just released the Kraken so to speak and turned it into a "regular" urea which will uptake fast, or does the coating get mixed into the soup so to speak and re-bond to the urea when sprayed?
Graphing this info is a must
Thanks Matt, can't wait to start. Went to all three fertilizer distributors last week to check on prices. Getting excited. Maybe next weekend.
Which of them is the best and price? Name of brand?
Definitely interested in the follow up on ammonium nitrate, ammonium sulfate, etc.
New camera looks great, except for the changing focus constantly. Great information.
Gotta learn when and when to not use autofocus!
Which would be better for kbg. Anderson’s pgf complete or protene fert tbat Pete at gci turf sells ?
I'm going to be running RGS this season and am looking to lower my N out put. I'm having a tuff time finding a fert that I can put out at .5lbs on N per K (everything at site one seems to be gauged at at a 1 lb of N per K.) Due to SGN size of the prills.
Get a lower analysis
Great info as always! Video request ☠️video request ☠️fungicide program for fescue
What about 50% slow release ?
Video request> how does using RGS or humic products in conjunction with fertilizer help extend the release of nitrogen in the fertilizer?
Killer idea
There is no difference, they are SCAMS lol 😂
Ammonium Sulfate and RGS next time Matt?
After adding my fast release fertilizer do you recommend putting down a PGR to enhance root depth, and to avoid cutting every 2 days...or should I wait till the hotter days of summer and throw down a slow release and PGR? Thanks
Either or, works the same. Usually I fert and PGR at the same time. Faster slow release is your preference. Continue high mowing frequency. Induces less stress in plant.
The Grass Factor ok...good deal! Thanks!
Paul when are we starting up on SUNDAY NITE BUD miss are show BIGTIME 🤣👍
hey matt are you going to be using the anuvia product. i just found out my local southern states carries it in bulk. super cheap
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Uhhhhh sooo what's the best lol...... For short and long term..... So how long dose it take for the plant to eat it up one week. Or 2 weeks lol.... So the coatings suck???? I just like useing natural stuff seaweed etc....so what's the best long term for deep green grass to dominate the neiborhood....
CC CC Seaweed does not have enough nitrogen (It's a good supplement, just not a good NPK source). If you want a good organic NPK fertilizer, he has a vid on milorganite. Chicken manure and soy meal are even more balanced, since they have some potassium (milorganite has none). They are also more pricey, but still very reasonable for someone with a suburban lawn (I can get 5-4-3 chicken manure for $13 per 50 lbs sack).
FreedomFox1 was going to try chicken it's a new lawn only around 2 months old
What's your take on Nutralene?
methylene urea
The Grass Factor methylene urea with a carbon source like humic would be good eh?
Methylene urea with 55+ soil temperatures and a previously carbon rich soil 😂
For cool season lawns, as a pro, do you stop dropping fertilizer at some point before the hottest part of summer? If so, how far ahead of time? I understand this is necessary to prevent stressing a lawn. On the other hand, maybe its possible to micro-dose (@1/4lb N/k) through the summer every few weeks **as long as the yard is kept watered and doesn't dry out**?
I assume the pro's like yourself suspend N applications from June-Sep, but maybe I'm wrong.
I may throw a little N out with my Fungicides, but it's much lower than 1/4lb. Usually 1/16 or less. The goal isn't driving growth but maintaining. So this year, I'm going .5lbs N, .4lbs N maybe, 1/4lb all summer, 1lb at seeding, 1/2 lb after seeding
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Whats your email matt? Thanx for all the helpful info
thegrassfactor@gmail.com
Thanks
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Who was viciously assaulted in the background at 4:42?
That was my son acting like a dinosaur
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13:37 straight 100% urea at 1 pound, coke claims only 0.36 pounds is being taken up. let that sink in fellas. post links below to data.
Can't watch in full screen your head is too big. Regular webpage view is fine, just like your grass talk.