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Muhammad
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Welcome to Land Care!
      09/10/02 08:23 PM
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Enjoy the forum!

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dsheffieldranch
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Loc: Poolville,Texas
Re: Welcome to Land Care! new [re: Muhammad]
      02/10/04 01:13 AM
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Does anyone have good info. on coastal in Texas? I sprigged my pasture this last spring but i still have some grass burrs and weeds. When to fertilize? When to disk/aereate etc..

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Bird
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Re: Welcome to Land Care! new [re: dsheffieldranch]
      02/10/04 07:51 AM
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I think the answers to your questions may be different for different parts of the state, and I would expect the best source of information would be your county extension agent.

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gsganzer
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Re: Welcome to Land Care! new [re: dsheffieldranch]
      02/10/04 08:18 AM
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Check the Extension Service web site. They have a bunch of free literature on coastal. I hope to sprig 2 acres next year with Tifton 85. What variety did you use? Did you do it yourself? Any pointers for those of us planning to sprig?

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dsheffieldranch
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Re: Welcome to Land Care! new [re: gsganzer]
      02/11/04 10:13 PM
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I sprigged 26 acres with a fertilizer spreader and then disked then in. It seems to have worked pretty good but could be better. I bought some spriggs by the bale and some by the trailer load.The baled spriggs were cheaper and hauled easier,but the trailered spriggs held moisture better.Good luck.

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