How I burned off my Bermuda. Grass Step by Step!!

Burning dormant Bermuda grass, also known as controlled burning, can offer several benefits:
Weed control: Burning can help eliminate weed seeds and unwanted plant debris, reducing competition for resources when Bermuda grass begins to grow again in the spring.
Pest management: Burning can reduce populations of pests, such as insects and disease-causing pathogens, which may overwinter in the thatch layer or on the surface of the grass.
Nutrient recycling: Burning releases nutrients stored in the dead vegetation back into the soil, promoting healthier regrowth of Bermuda grass in the upcoming growing season.
Thatch reduction: Controlled burning can help break down excess thatch, the layer of dead grass and roots that accumulates on the soil surface, improving air and water movement into the soil.
Enhanced aesthetics: Burning can remove the brown, dormant vegetation, creating a cleaner appearance in the lawn and preparing it for new growth in the spring.
However, it's important to note that burning should only be done under controlled conditions and in compliance with local regulations to minimize the risk of wildfires and air pollution. Additionally, burning may not be suitable for all lawn management practices, and alternative methods such as mowing and dethatching may be more appropriate in some situations. #bermudagrass #bermudagrasscentral

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[@stevedemarest276]

Best lawn care channel on YT. My HOA would sue me if I did this... did the scalp over the weekend and from what I can tell there was much more dust, noise and other environmental issues than the tiny amount of smoke we see here and the complete silence. Oh well. Thanks Michael you are a true innovator.

[@cperryisnow]

Burned mine this year (by accident) and already greener than every lawn on my street !!

[@300on26ss]

BYD you the man!.you are the man BYD! I feel like a pro from all your information videos. Thank you man.

[@BYDonBermudaGrassCentral]

You’re welcome

[@thomasharris5151]

Where’s part 2….?! 😮 we want to see the remainder of the video.

[@BYDonBermudaGrassCentral]

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[@LadyGaonouu]

My husband accidentally burn half our lawn a couple months ago while burning some branches. Now that whole area is nice and green! 😂😂😂

[@eddiehurtado7340]

Question
I live in Central Tx out in the country
I burned my bermuda and it's all ready greened back up
Should I aerate this year..

[@ReppinCTandATL]

Did you let the neighbors know beforehand?

[@BYDonBermudaGrassCentral]

For the last 5 seasons Yes 👍🏾

[@shanehenderson1910]

I actually think I live close to you. I'm in the mcdonough area and have about 13 sq ft of zoysia I just scalped in my front yard. Took 8 hrs and almost died. I need this cheat code. Who do I talk too So I can find out if this is legal? This is my 3rd season in the lawn and enjoy your videos. Thanks

[@BYDonBermudaGrassCentral]

Check with your H O A first. The the local county extension

[@AbeanandArice]

Dude! Your a mf gangsta

[@mikeo8890]

I use my weed torch while the grass is wet it melts the grass first then it burns up, it's a very slow process, your way Is faster but I don't like going to jail.

[@juicev828]

Geez 😳

[@ReppinCTandATL]

Sheeeeeeeeeit!

[@Not_So_Weird_in_Austin]

I would get police response if I tried this. Instead I scalped my zoyza lawn and added to my compost pile