2025 Agronomic Resource Guide_v2 (No Southern BASF)

Research has shown fall is the time to start controlling next spring’s annual bluegrass seedheads since seedhead formation is initiated in fall under shorter days and cooler temperatures. Applications of Proxy ® in late fall plus spring improve control and consistency of control over the traditional spring-only applications. Annual Bluegrass Seedheads

Application

Timings

Product and use rate per 1,000 st. “.

Proxy ® 5 . oz. + Stressgard ® -containing fungicide

With the snow mold fungicide application or a“er growth slows

Late fall application

Always more eŽective to be early than late on spring applications. Initial application can be scheduled by: • Boot stage of annual bluegrass seedhead • Forsythia bloom • 150-200 Growing Degree Days base 32 (GDD32) starting January 1st • 50 GDD50 starting February 1st

Proxy 5 . oz. + Stressgard-containing fungicide

First spring application

Proxy 5 . oz. + (Primo Maxx ® 0.125 . oz. or Anuew ® 2 . oz./A or Anuew EZ 4.4 . oz./A and/or Stressgard-containing fungicide) Proxy 2.5 . oz. + (Primo Maxx 0.063 . oz. or Anuew 1 . oz./A or Anuew EZ 2.2 . oz./A) Proxy 5 . oz. + (Primo Maxx 0.125 . oz. or Anuew 2 . oz./A or Anuew EZ 4.4 . oz./A)

Second spring application

3-4 weeks a“er initial spring application

2-week intervals

Additional applications until seedhead production ceases

4-week intervals

Annual bluegrass can produce seedheads during an extended period. Control starts with Proxy ®

Poa annua seedheads aŽect smoothness of greens. Control with Proxy ® improves pu‘ability and speed. (Envu)

applied when mowing slows in the fall. (Envu)

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