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<blockquote data-quote="MoDave" data-source="post: 954513" data-attributes="member: 14382"><p>Not that I don't believe him. Just that I have never had any problems with army worms and right now it looks like bare ground. Hard to belive that it can come back. I spent over $200 and acre trying to make sure that I had all my bases covered and I never dreamed that I would have armyworms this time of year. As you go up the creek there is lots of new grass growing, mostly rye. those guys have a lot more to lose than I do. </p><p>I guess I like to worry. I thought some of you guys might have had some exprerience with this.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MoDave, post: 954513, member: 14382"] Not that I don't believe him. Just that I have never had any problems with army worms and right now it looks like bare ground. Hard to belive that it can come back. I spent over $200 and acre trying to make sure that I had all my bases covered and I never dreamed that I would have armyworms this time of year. As you go up the creek there is lots of new grass growing, mostly rye. those guys have a lot more to lose than I do. I guess I like to worry. I thought some of you guys might have had some exprerience with this. [/QUOTE]
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