Yes, you can use the Andersons Fertilizer 18-24-12 48% NS-54 with a hand rotary or tow behind spreader you just have to make sure to calibrate it to use the labeled amount. If you're unsure on how to do that, you can watch the video at the bottom of our spreaders page to learn how to calibrate your spreader.
Andersons Fertilizer 18-24-12 48% NS-54 does not specify that it is for home lawns, just states other turf areas. It could be used on your lawn if the nutrients it provides are what your lawn needs.
No, Andersons Fertilizer 18-24-12 48% NS-54 will help promote root development as well as rooting and flowering blooms.
Whether Andersons Fertilizer 18-24-12 48% NS-54 is going to be good to use at the time of seeding is going to vary depending on what nutrients are needed. We actually have a great guide that can explain how to select the best fertilizer for your lawn. You can find the guide here.
Yes, once your lawn has been treated with Andersons Fertilizer 18-24-12 48% NS-54 it can be safe for pets and everyone else to re-enter the treated area. The product will need to have been applied, watered in and the treated area should be completely dry for it to be safe.
Andersons Fertilizer 18-24-12 48% NS-54 could be used on your lawn if the nutrients it provides are what your lawn needs. It is always advisable to do a soil test before choosing a fertilizer so that you can be sure you are getting the right nutrients for your lawn.
Andersons Fertilizer 18-24-12 48% NS-54 is labeled to be used on Fairways, Roughs and other Turf-grass areas as directed on the label.
Prodiamine 65 WDG (Generic Barricade) can be mixed with a liquid fertilizer and applied. If using a dry fertilizer such as Andersons Fertilizer 18-24-12 48% NS-54, do not apply the pre-emergent application onto the dry fertilizer. You can apply the Prodiamine first, wait a couple of weeks, and then fertilize the lawn.
No, Andersons Fertilizer 18-24-12 48% NS-54 is not water soluable. It needs to be spread and then watered in but not mixed with water.
There are currently no State Shipping Restrictions for The Anderson's Fertilizer 18-24-12 48% NS-54 therefore can be shipped to Minnesota.
For specifics on any restriction of use of this product in your state you will need to verify with your County Extension Office
The Anderson's Fertilizer 18-24-12 48% NS-54 does not list the Scott's Turf Builder EdgeGuard on the label you will need to calibrate your spreader to the rate needed. Please click here to watch our calibration video.
Your local extension office can recommend the best time to fertilize based on your local climate and soil-type. Generally, cool season turf is fertilized in mid-September, in November, in March, and in late-April. Do not fertilize once the weather warms for the spring and summer (after mid-May). It is recommended to wait one week in between applications of your post emergent and then your fertilizer like The Anderson's Fertilizer 18-24-12 48% NS-54, to let your grass recover from your post emergent application. There is no time restriction between a pre-emergent and fertilizer.
