Stop Treat-and-Repeat: How Cultural Habits Break the Disease Cycle
February 13, 2026
You’ve likely been there: You spot a brown patch, you apply a fungicide, the grass recovers, and two weeks later, the fungus returns. This cycle
You’ve likely been there: You spot a brown patch, you apply a fungicide, the grass recovers, and two weeks later, the fungus returns. This cycle
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