The Grass Factor @thegrassfactor

turfgrass & lawn care, manufacturing, fat runner, YouTuber, guilty catholic, southern thegrassfactor.tv Tennessee, USA Joined February 2019

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The Grass Factor @thegrassfactor

8 months ago

@CochiAtl @ethanmlam @sahilypatel i (literally) grew up in the old test tower (Dover days) in Horn Lake. A lot of phenomenal engineers from those walls had a big, positive impact on me and the other kids that grew up as children to those folks. Didn't get to spend as much time in the Hotlanta tower.

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8 months ago

@CochiAtl @ethanmlam @sahilypatel TKE having any luck with the younger generation of engineers yet?

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9 months ago

@yaadidit well you would sod the bermuda, and overseed perennial rye. Bermuda is drought tolerant, heat tolerant, and would do well in the summer months. It goes dormant in winter, so the perennial rye is used as a cover that's incredibly nice. Look at @ryanknorr on youtube.

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9 months ago

i'll pretend you're in norcal, like redding area as i have a friend there that does this specifically: bermudagrass lawn, overseeded with perennial rye every fall. You would want to begin this in the late spring, early summer. establish your bermuda - would use a good hybrid like ironcutter or tahoma 31. That fall, overseed with perennial rye ukturf.ca.uky.edu/sites/ukturf.c… Great, simple program to get you started. If this seems reasonable to you, let me know . if not, can explore other alternatives.

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10 months ago

@ironnfox @yaadidit bruh, haven't been *on here* much lately. @yaadidit - where you at,m and whats the intended purpose - soft under feet for children? sports? pets? full sun? partial shade? all shade? irrigation or nah? how much effort ar you ready to put into this? are you a masochist?

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a year ago

@jnbeatlefan Unbelievable. I thought I hit *3 too many times.

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a year ago

@PaleoPhotoPro Holy shit I laughed out loud If you know you know 🤣🤣😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣

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a year ago

@PaleoPhotoPro The Free State of Florida doing big things. My parents are on the beach just outside of Milton. I love that little town.

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a year ago

@TurfgrassZealot I'm very sorry for your loss, Dave.

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a year ago

Grow a Better Lawn or Just Give Up Already! x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

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a year ago

Women who publicly express frustration with the casualty of sexual assault and misconduct frighten you? Pussy.

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a year ago

@nisemono_getako @TsunamiAsami 不特定多数に無自覚に喧嘩を売っている奴の方が怖いわ

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a year ago

Customize your journal to account for your supplements. If you don't have a tag for a specific supplement, log it as something else (and don't forget what you use as it's placeholder) so your weekly/monthly reports can reflect the impact it has. Easy to spot the efficacy of supplements. ie. I'll log NAC as vitamin C, TRT pin days as calcium, ubiquinol as fish oil

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a year ago

Scientific American's Fall From Grace!

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a year ago

Not all chemicals are created equal. Let’s rethink why synthesized doesn’t mean bad, and organic doesn’t mean safe.

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a year ago

@BowTiedPhys If my son grew up to be like Rich, I would be an immeasurably proud dad.

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a year ago

PFAS; The Chemical That's Everywhere (and It's Bad News)

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The Grass Factor @thegrassfactor

a year ago

54% of Americans read at or below a 6th grade level. Over 20% are illiterate. How many people are able to effectively communicate symptoms to their provider? How many people are actively tackling the things they can control, ie. lifestyle, diet, activity? Constantly seeking excuses before looking & acting inwardly is entitlement bullshit. The west is an individualist society. Demonstrate individual responsibility. "My doctors are making me sick, man" is woke, weak, drivel. Grow up, be an adult, and own your body. N=1.

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a year ago

Instead of arguing soil quality should be used to quantify turfgrass quality, put your excess brain and dollar power into We Care Lawn Care. Contribute to St. Jude at this link: fundraising.stjude.org/site/TR?px=783…