Max is a loveable pest hahaha NOTHING gets past him haha

Hahahaha thanks mate, Update video won't be too far away

Tru dat

Haha its not a show without Max... Just ask him 🤦‍♂️😂 I think you could be right re the Super too 😎

Cheers mate

Thanks Jay, I've got an update vid due on Saturday morning

Hi Glenn, Yeah Id definitely hold off now mate the east coast in general has been so much cooler this season compared to the last few.

Cheers Legend!, Stay tuned for an update this Saturday

I agree the amount was insane, and honestly I should have been better prepared earlier in the growing season but I guess I cant be everywhere at once 🤦‍♂️

@The Aussie Lawn don’t worry mate we all have jobs pile up as well, made for an awesome video so kinda worked out in that way lol

haha but did it recover or did I totally stuff up .

Hahaha I did laugh out loud reading this comment Jase, Update on Saturday mate 😉

hahah Yeah I have lost it... Many years ago now haha. Update vid on Saturday morning

Are you finding that this year even up there your season has cooled off earlier than last? I know even out in Oakey Qld they have had some very cold mornings -4c etc

@@theaussielawn the daytime / maximum temps for April & May have been right around average but the minimums have been quite a bit cooler than average (May finished with a -3 differential on its long term minimum average) .. the really big difference this year from last year has been the rainfall.. last year we had the wettest May on record with around 620mm which more than triple the May average.. This year we had a much more moderate amount after a drier than average April and March.. Having lower than average rainfall through the cooler months just doesn’t pose the same problems it does in warmer times because things don’t dry out anywhere near as quickly.. some spots on my lawn took forever to dry through winter last year after the drenching they copped in May

Thanks mate.

Not long to wait mate, The update will be out on Saturday Morning 😉

Thanks Trav, It will be interesting to see how mine fairs by the time we hit spring. There is an update vid due on Saturday

Here in AUS it's illegal to dock the tails of dogs. But honestly I love that Max has his tail You can read so so much about his mood by the way he holds his tail. All that would be lost on a dog with its tail docked.

@theaussielawn yeah, I'm in Aus! But it sure doesn't stop breeders from doing it on rotti's and boxers now, does it? Disgusting practice which is why I commented.

Haha yeah I know but hey whats the absolute worst thing that can happen?

@@theaussielawn yep after all it's only grass

Hahah thanks mate, TBH I guess subs / views really are in the hands of the YT algorithm gods.

Stay tuned for the update thats all ill say re frosts 🤦‍♂️😂

Hi Ian yeah I sure have, I have used it like that on occasion, Just not in this particular case 😉

Hi Paul, Its Santa Ana Couch aka Bermuda for the american viewers. Im located in Scone (Upper Hunter Valley NSW)

It will be going soon, I promise haha When you live with stuff full time you become blind to it

@@theaussielawn true, our bathroom has been in undercoat since the start of this year

haha have you seen my trench 😂😂@@WholesaleTurbos

It sorta looked that way in that example but its generally more even than that

Just the genuine JD Bagging blades mate

Hahah Max is a big pest but a loveable pest. 🐶

Santa ana Couch / Bermuda

Good point. The urea dessolves in water, in this case from the irrigation and sits in the soil profile, as the plant demands water the Nitrogen is taken up by the roots. The plant demands less water at this time of year so it will be taken up slower than in hot weather. Ben is spoon feeding with liquids, if you tried to spray the rate BK put out (2kg/100m^2) the turf would likely be burnt real bad.

This form of granular is water soluble and releases very quickly. A slow response or controlled release granular won’t feed the plant as well in cooler temperatures but that can also depend on what one you choose. An autumn or winter granular that’s designed for cooler temperatures will be higher in P and K and very low in N as that’s what the lawn requires for those seasons.

I really don't recommend Urea as a general use fertiliser. I keep it specifically for special situations. My climate is worlds apart from Ben's in Orange and when this video was filmed our temps were still acceptable for the use of granular style products. In the update video due on Saturday you'll hear me talking bout the switch to liquid applications for the exact reason you mentioned above.

@@theaussielawnI'm really looking forward to the update. I see you have had a few frosts in Scone, Ive had none in Maitland yet. PS It was great to meet you at Greenlife a few weeks back - Im the guy who used urea (nearly exclusively) for the last year. You, Ben and Paul have inspired me to put some of my own videos up. Dont worry, I wont be giving out any advice. 😂

I'll be keen to see your vids mate

It is super handy when you are in a hurry

Be interesting to see but think be touch and go pending the weather and if cause the products etc and iam sure his grass is still growing so hrrm

There will be an update video out really soon mate

haha yeh thats where i sorta borrowed and condensed the saying 😂

haha yeah I think you are right

No fear or NO 🧠 😜😜