FMC Dismiss Turf Herbicide 6 fl oz – Fast Sedge Control for Turf

FMC Dismiss Turf Herbicide is designed to target yellow nutsedge and green kyllinga with speed and precision on turf surfaces, including golf courses and residential lawns. The formulation aims to deliver visible results quickly, helping maintain a clean, uniform appearance across greens, fairways, and turf areas.

In practical use, many professionals notice observable control within 24 to 48 hours, offering a potential edge in managing sedge-dominated patches. While outcomes depend on local conditions, the product combines rapid surface action with soil penetration to address both existing weeds and the potential for regrowth from tubers.

How Dismiss Turf works

Dismiss Turf blends a surface-acting mechanism with soil penetration. By engaging sedge foliage at the leaf surface and extending into the rooting zone, it helps suppress sedges while aiming to reduce tuber-based re-infestation. This two-pronged approach is designed to be effective while remaining gentle on established turf.

• Surface action targets sedge leaves for quick suppression
• Soil penetration reaches tubers to help limit future outbreaks
• Suitable for turf around commercial, industrial, and residential lawns, golf courses, roadsides, pipelines, and athletic fields

Usage and rate guidance

Follow label directions tailored to your turf type. For warm-season turf, mix 0.18–0.275 oz per 1,000 sq ft (maximum 4–8 oz per acre). For cool-season turf, mix 0.092–0.18 oz per 1,000 sq ft (maximum 8–12 oz per acre).

• Warm-season turf: 0.18–0.275 oz per 1,000 sq ft; max 4–8 oz/acre
• Cool-season turf: 0.092–0.18 oz per 1,000 sq ft; max 8–12 oz/acre

Practical use cases and turf types

Professionals use Dismiss Turf across a range of settings—from high-traffic golf course areas to ornamental or residential lawns. The product is designed to be part of a responsible weed-management plan, targeting sedges while aiming to preserve turf density and color where possible.

Real-life benefits to expect

Anticipated advantages include quicker visual control of sedge patches, a potential reduction in sedge tubers in the soil, and a turf-friendly profile that minimizes stress on established grasses when used as directed. Results are described as possibilities based on label guidance and environment.