Jogeephus":39vn1ihu said:
If I had that situation and was going to sprig bermuda I would harrow the field early to level it and let it sprout the early weeds. I think you will find the sand spurs sprout pretty early in the year. I'd then spray with roundup and then sprig. Once sprigged if you keep the grass mowed this will make the grass spread faster and keep any late germinated sand spurs from bearing seed. If you will stay on top of this the first year the grass will be better and the spurs will be gone. JMO
This field does have sand burrs in spots but it has a lot of native grass I call broom grass that cattle won't hardly eat cause it gets tough the county said it takes 8 to 10 acres of it per cow so they will help me plant other grass they suggested to control burn it then offset disk it then sprig it.It was also suggested offset it now and let it freez then finish disk it in spring before I sprig it
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