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southern MN | https://simplediyhomestead.com/vinegar-weed-killer-recipe-that-works...
Apparently Dawn dish soap is the approved surfactant, it must be labeled for organic as much as it is mentioned by the homeowner forums as totally safe. *
going to need salt as well for an established grass I would think?
They never really give an application rate, just ‘spray the weed’ so it is difficult to get a per acre cost of this totally safe and responsible use of acid, salt, and soap on one’s land. *
For the original question, there are some options in fall to work down a grass, but in spring I can’t see anything but a real plow working, and in my climate and soil that’s a lumpy cloddy rough deal. Grass is pretty aggressive growing in spring it’s going to take a lot to kill this time of year.
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Organically terminating pasture
