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Support Big John Lipscomb's "Don't Tread on Me" radio show. Purchase your AGGRAND Fertilizer by clicking this link. This is the perfect fertilizer to feed your heirloom vegetables. | Easy Steps to Natural and Organic Lawn Care Natural and organic lawn care offers lawn care professionals an environmentally compatible, easy to use alternative to high input care. Natural care improves the beauty and vigor of your clients’ lawns – and reduces you cost of doing business. Converting you business to natural methods is easy with Aggrand products. Aggrand Natural and Organic Fertilizer The foundation of the Aggrand lawn care program, Aggrand Natural Fertilizer will improve your whole operation, for the quality of the lawns you produce to your profitability. Prevailing lawn care practices depend on high rates of nitrogen input, which promotes an excessive leaf development to root ratio. Such over-abundant top growth is easy prey for disease causing organisms and insects, while the shallow root system can’t cope with drought stress. Heavy, excessive amount of clippings, which outstrip the ability of soil organisms to break sown dead materials, leading to thatch build-up, increased disease risk and unsightly appearance. Finally, all that top growth needs frequent mowing!
Aggrand Natural and Organic Fertilizer 4-3-3 helps lawns develop deep root systems with proportional top growth by supplying nitrogen as part of a balance of nutrients. Due to its balanced growth, the natural lawn resists disease, insects and drought much more successfully than high input lawns do. Naturally managed lawns cycle nutrients efficiently, preventing thatch build-up. In fact, recycling thatch actually gives the lawn an extra two pounds of nitrogen per 1,000 square feet over the growing season – a nice little boost. Finally, natural lawns require less mowing than high-nitrogen lawns. - Conventional lawn care practices may cause micronutrient deficiencies and inefficient nitrogen usage. Plants take up nitrogen and micronutrients in a fixed proportion, so when nitrogen is highly abundant, micronutrients should be too. Most commercial fertilizers don’t supply micronutrients, so lawns may suffer from micronutrient deficiencies and often fail to use all the supplies nitrogen. - Natural lawns depend on fixation and release of nutrients by soil microbes to regulate soil fertility. Nutrients that are not directly taken up by the grass are stored and released slowly in proportions that promote healthy growth. Aggrand Natural Fertilizer 4-3-3 contains kelp and fish, potent macro and micronutrient sources. Many of the nutrients are in chelated form which holds them in reserve until needed. Plants get the nutrients they need when they need them. - Conventional fertilizers supply nitrogen as a salt. Salts dissolve quickly in soil, releasing nitrogen which encourages weed growth. In fact, a late season nitrogen spike specifically favors crabgrass. - Lawn grasses respond to a nitrogen spike by producing excessive top growth in lieu of storing carbohydrates. Lawns with poor carbohydrate reserves go dormant during drought or other stressful times - Rapid fertilizer release also allows nitrogen to leach through the soil which pollutes ground and surface waters. Aggrand Natural and Organic Fertilizer 4-3-3 supplies many of its nutrients as organic compounds, such as carbohydrates and proteins. These water insoluble compounds are held in the soil until microbes and other organisms digest them, “time-releasing” plant nutrients, with no leaching, no pollution. - Salt based fertilizers toxify the soil which reduces soil microbe and earthworm populations, and consequently reduces nutrient cycling, decreases soil organic matter content, increases soil compaction and damages soil structure. Aggrand Natural and Organic Fertilizer 4-3-3 helps restore soils to their nutrient balance, encouraging soil microbes and earthworms to repopulate the soil which increases nutrient cycling and loosens the soil structure. Sprayable liquid is available in quarts, 2.5 gallon twin packs, 55 gallon drums and 275 gallon totes. Guaranteed analysis: 4-3-3. One quart treats 3000 to 8000 square feet. Aggrand Natural Liquid Bonemeal 0-12-0 provides an immediately available source of natural phosphorus to your lawn. Phosphorus makes an important contribution to root development which is essential to the establishment and long-term vigor of the lawn. Sprayable liquid is available in quarts 2.5 gallon twin packs, 55 gallon drums and 275 gallon totes. Guaranteed analysis: 0-12-0. One quart treats 1000 to 2000 square feet. Aggrand Natural Liquid Lime contains high quality (99.6% pure) dolomitic limestone in suspension specifically formulated for faster penetration around the roots. Aggrand Natural Liquid Lime features lime particles two times finer than those of conventional bagged lime. As a result, it penetrates the soil profile more rapidly, providing immediate availability. Sprayable liquid, available in quarts, 2.5 gallon twin packs, 55 gallon drums or 275 gallon totes. On quart treats 1000 to 5000 square feet. Aggrand Natural Kelp and Sulfate of Potash 0-0-8 enhances plant health by providing potassium, micronutrients, sulfur, hormones and amino acids. Aggrand Natural Kelp with 2% Sulfur increases heat, cold and drought tolerance while decreasing the susceptibility to insect attack and infection by disease causing organisms. Sprayable liquid in quarts, 2.5 gallon twin packs, 55 gallon drums or 275 gallon totes. Aggrand rates and timing vary according to grass species, soil types and lawn condition. Normally 4-6 applications of Aggrand 4-3-3 per year are sufficient. The first application is made as soon as the grass shows signs of growth (green color) in early spring. The second application follows in three to four weeks (shorter interval for sandy soil). On lawns in good condition (mostly turf grass, with few weeds and small amount of thatch) a third application can be made before the grass goes into summer dormancy. Resume fertilization in late summer when grass starts to grow again. Fertilizer two or three more times before the end of the season at the same interval as the spring fertilizations. The addition of 1 pint/5000 square feet of Aggrand 0-0-8 to the spray mix once in early spring, before summer heat and/or drought, and in early fall provides increased beneficial effects to plant health. Addition of 1 quart per 2000 square feet of Aggrand 0-12-0 once in early spring or later fall provides further enhancement of root development.
Aggrand 4-3-3 Rates for specific grass species: 1 quart per 5000 to 8000 square feet - Buffalo Grass - Fine fescue - Tall fescue 1 quart per 3000 to 5000 square feet - Bermuda grass - Carpet grass - Kentucky bluegrass - Perennial rye grass - Zoysia grass 1 quart per 2000 to 4000 square feet - Bahia grass - Bent grass - Centipede grass - St. Augustine grass
Lawns that exhibit slow growth, yellow color and a large number of weeds may have other problems that need to be addressed. If weeds are problematic, then they need to be removed either by hand weeding or the application of an herbicide. Herbicide applications should be made when the weeds begin to grow in early spring when the soil temperature reaches 50 degrees (f), whereas broad leaves take off later in spring when soil temperature reaches 60 degrees (f). It makes matters worse to “weed-n-feed” the lawn because resistant weeds will grow that much faster. A workable plan involves these steps: - - Note weed types and areas in lawn where they are growing the first year. - - After speaking with an authorized weed control specialist, implement a weed control plan the second year. - - In early fall, after the weeds are controlled, over-seed the lawn with turf species mixed with compost or well composted manure (if the lawn is very uneven, one-third sand can be used in the mixture to help level the lawn). - - Fertilize the lawn with Aggrand 4-3-3 as you would normally once the new grass has been mowed two or three times. If the lawn is full of plantain, dandelions and/or quackgrass this condition could be caused by compacted soil. Check to see if the soil is compacted by trying to push a blunt object into it in a number of different spots. If the soil is difficult to penetrate, then the lawn needs to be renovated (killed, desodded, tilled, reseeded) or dethatched, aerated and over seeded. Check with lawn care professionals before taking the renovation route, although it may be the only workable solution on very weedy and/or compacted lawns. If renovation is necessary be sure to add compost/manure, adjust the soil pH, and apply on quart each of Aggrand Natural Fertilizer 4-3-3 and Aggrand Liquid Bonemeal 0-12-0 and one pint of Aggrand Natural Kelp and Sulfate of Potash 0-0-8 per 1000 square feet before the final trip over the ground with the rototiller. Slow growth and yellowish grass may be the result of compacted soil because oxygen is unable to penetrate into the root zone where the roots use it for respiration (the release of energy from store carbohydrates). The other cause of yellowish grass is low pH surrounding the roots needs to be raised by applying on quart per 1000 square feet every 3 to 4 weeks during the spring and fall along with fertilizer applications. How Does the Lawn Look? Someday, after a soaking rain, cut a sod sample three to four inches deep. You should see: - - Moisture throughout the sample. Dry areas may indicate thatch build-up or soil compaction. - - Roots throughout the sample. Roots shorter than four inches may indicate soil compaction, mowing too short or nutrient deficiencies. - - Less than ¼” thatch. Deeper thatch encourages diseases. An ongoing Aggrand natural lawn care program helps keep pH in the optimal zone, for greatest nutrient availability and superior lawn health and beauty.
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