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Correct Lawn Fertilizer Application

Putting out the right amount of fertilizer, in the right way, is essential for a green, healthy lawn. UT Extension Agent Booker T. Leigh shows how to do it. He starts out talking about the importance of soil testing and soil pH. He demonstrates how to apply fertilizer so there is even coverage with no gaps. Booker also shows fertilizer burn, where a lot of fertilizer was dropped in a small area causing a brown spot. Each bag of fertilizer will have three numbers that tell the percentage of the product that is nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. Booker also gives fertilizing tips.

Related Videos:
Fertilizer Basics
Garden Fertilizer Math
Kinds of Fertilizer

Related Resources:
Fertilization and Management of Home Lawns
Fertilizing Lawns
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