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That part is understood. I'm talking about the desired seed making it to soil contact and the recurrence of the fescue from its own seed. I agree with Turkey_neck....I think it'll likely work just fine with a fall cereal grain mix if you get a good kill on the fescue. I've seen people use all kinds of stuff for thatch now and pretty much anything that will make good "hay" seems to work. You may want to go ahead and spray now in case you need to do a follow up spraying in a few weeks or at planting time. Is there a really thick mat of dead grass currently on top of the soil surface?
Last edited by CNC; 08/08/16 12:51 PM.
Folks that know don't shoot old does........ 
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