Serious About Sod Summer 2019

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Document titled "Serious About Sod - Summer 2019" discusses soil nutrient levels and summer nursery sod tasks, including effects of rainfall on nutrient leaching.

The image depicts a text-filled page discussing the use of urea and other fertilizers, sulfur and boron deficiency in sod crops, and fertilizer application timing.

A document provides a summer nursery sod checklist, detailing soil testing, grub control, weed management, and disease monitoring. Includes contact info for a senior agronomist.

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