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HYDROSEEDING CHEAT SHEET |
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All rates are per acre. |
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Straw tacking: (2-step) |
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4000 lbs of straw. |
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500 lbs of paper mulch. |
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100 lbs of tackifier. |
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Mulch and tackifier are to be mixed and applied over the top of the straw. |
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Straw tacking: (3-step) |
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Step I. |
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Seed per spec. |
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500 lbs of paper mulch or wood mulch could be used for this step. |
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Tackifier (just about 10 lbs/acre to grease the slurry. |
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Fertilizer 450 lbs. |
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Mulch, seed, tackifier and fertilizer are to be mixed in tank, lightest to heaviest. |
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Step II. |
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2000 lbs to 4000 lbs of straw is common. |
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Step III |
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500 lbs of paper mulch. |
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100 lbs of tackifier. |
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Mulch and tackifier are to be mixed and applied over the top of the straw. |
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Turf Hydroseed: |
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Seed (10 lbs/1000’) |
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1800 lbs of paper mulch or 1500 lbs of wood mulch. |
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50 lbs of tackifier. |
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300 lbs of fertilizer. |
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Mulch, seed, tackifier and fertilizer are to be mixed in tank, lightest to heaviest. |
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Alternatives: |
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SOILFLOC can be substituted for other tackifiers, |
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Additives: |
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FIBERLOCK can be added at 10 lbs/acre to better secure application on hillsides or in inclement weather. |
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HYDROBLANKET or X9000 BFM’s can be used, in place of mulch and tackifier, for extreme hillsides or in place of straw application. |
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FLEXTERRA can be used in place of mulch, tackifier, and straw, when conditions are wet or threat of rain within 12 hours |
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HYDROSTRAW is a hydraulic alternative to straw blowing. Typical application for HYDROSTRAW is 2500 lbs/acre for building pads and 4000 lbs/acre for slopes < 2:1. |
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You must add tackifier to your HYDROSTRAW application at about 150 lbs/ac |
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EARTHGUARD is an alternative to straw blowing. EARTHGUARD rates vary depending on slope of application. EARTHGUARD is combined with wood mulch for an hydraulic application. |
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