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<blockquote data-quote="Chuckie" data-source="post: 84600" data-attributes="member: 637"><p>All we can do is hope for the best. I'm like you on the fertilizer. I want some legumes in there to make up for the nitrogen. A soil conservationist wanted to plant solid bermuda on an area that was washing, and asked about applying 120-120-120 on it to get a strong stand. That sounds extreme to me and I have never heard of it being done. He was told it would be $95 an acre after Helena figured it out. Ouch! I think he took a deep breath and said he would get back with the fertilizer company. Bermuda is what crop farmers and gardeners call a kudzu type grass. If one root gets in your soil, you will fight it forever. It is amazing to me what will grow in one area and not in another. Just 40 miles away from here, they can't grow cotton, but can grow tobacco. No tobacco here. Bermuda stays in the coldest of winters and the hottest of summers. I wonder where the breaking point is between us and what makes the difference.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Chuckie, post: 84600, member: 637"] All we can do is hope for the best. I'm like you on the fertilizer. I want some legumes in there to make up for the nitrogen. A soil conservationist wanted to plant solid bermuda on an area that was washing, and asked about applying 120-120-120 on it to get a strong stand. That sounds extreme to me and I have never heard of it being done. He was told it would be $95 an acre after Helena figured it out. Ouch! I think he took a deep breath and said he would get back with the fertilizer company. Bermuda is what crop farmers and gardeners call a kudzu type grass. If one root gets in your soil, you will fight it forever. It is amazing to me what will grow in one area and not in another. Just 40 miles away from here, they can't grow cotton, but can grow tobacco. No tobacco here. Bermuda stays in the coldest of winters and the hottest of summers. I wonder where the breaking point is between us and what makes the difference. [/QUOTE]
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