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But as for low gravity brews there are tons of recipies for cream ales and saison beers. I would start there, since they are low gravity the cost is also reduced.
Have you searched here? Recently a thread with a Miller Lite clone popped up. IIRC they use amylase enzyme to get it to go down way dry to 1.000 or close.
I would say just a plain pale malt, and a little hops. really shouldnt be to complex. plug those in a beer calc, and see what grav and ibu you get and adjust from there.
I think you could probably get away with making a cheap Kolsch-ish type beer and fermenting it as cool as you can manage. Wouldn't take too much in ingredients.
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Low OG of 1.041 and should have plenty of flavor, you could probably simplify the hops bill to maybe 1 or two different hops if you wanted, too.
Would be a pretty flavorful, but easy drinking, low ABV tasty cold beer.
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A simple cream ale seems to impress my BMC friends.
Biermuncher's Cream of Three Crops did very well for me. A great lawnmower beer too!
I had a professor at UC Davis tell me that the CLEANEST tasting beer in America is Coors Light. Then he said to us, a room full of home brewers...
"And I DARE you to try to make it. It's extremely difficult."
In short, its really hard to eliminate the flavor profiles that quality grain provides us.
They have processes in place which allow them to churn out the stuff, at incredible efficiencies, in a short period of time, and with little flavor profile. That's hard for a home brewer to duplicate.
I make a CAP that is very crowd pleasing and it uses some items from the grocery store shelf, namely quick grits. Course I hop it pretty firm, but even BMC drinkers seem to like it.
My cream ale recipe is pretty cheap, if you buy your grain and hops in bulk and reuse yeast.
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1 lbs Corn, Flaked (1.0 SRM) Grain 10.00 %
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The grain is about $10, and the hops were just leftovers and you can use any clean well-attenuating ale yeast (I save and reuse yeast but you could use a dry yeast like nottingham if you had to). Ferment at no higher than 60 degrees.
So, for about $13, you can have 5 gallons of cream ale. It'll still have more flavor than most American light lagers, more on the order of Genesee Cream Ale. So if they like Coors Light, you're better off buying a case of Coors Light.
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Friday May 25 2012
Placer Supe Holmes lodges fire fee protest with state Fire Board
By: Gus Thomson, Journal Staff Writer
Supervisor cites double taxation, past court case
AUBURN CA - Citing Placer County concerns, Supervisor Jim Holmes has testified against the Cal Fire fee at a State Board of Forestry and Fire Protection hearing. State lawmakers approved a bill last year that applies a State Responsibility Area Fire Prevention Benefit Fee of $150 annually to property owners with habitable structures in designated rural areas. But it left implementation up to the Board of Forestry. ?We opposed State Responsibility Area (SRA) fees when first introduced several years ago on the grounds they were a bad public policy and they were repealed as a result of legal action,? Holmes told the board. ?SRA fees remain a bad idea and we remain opposed.? Holmes, who represents District 3 on the county board, went before the state fire board Wednesday to say that Cal Fire?s most expensive firefighting efforts are for fire suppression in highly urbanized areas, not rural area which would be the only areas paying the fee. ?Many landowners in the SRA have already agreed to tax themselves for fire protection and prevention services, which are being performed by local fire agencies rather than Cal Fire,? Holmes said. ?Imposing a Cal Fire fee effectively taxes the people twice without any additional benefit.? Holmes added that Cal Fire needs a healthy and strong local fire protection infrastructure to achieve its mission and protect California from the effects of wildfires. ?SRA fees weaken the state?s mutual aid system by unraveling the ?respond-first-we?ll-figure-out-the-cost-later? understanding,? Holmes said. Holmes, a former Auburn-area local fire board member and currently a board member on the Regional Council of Rural Counties, has actively opposed the Cal Fire fee throughout his seven years on the Board of Supervisors. Holmes? testimony comes as Eureka Democrat Wes Chesbro and Riverside Republican Kevin Jeffries shepherd bills they have authored through Capitol committees. Chesbro?s Assembly bill is an attempt to resolve what opponents of the SRA fees see as inequities imposed on structure owners in rural areas. Jeffries? Assembly bill would repeal recently instituted fees on structure owners within the SRA, commonly referred to as the ?fire fee.? Fire fee regulations will be opened for public review next month and written comments will be accepted by the state panel.


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SYDNEY -- Karoon Gas Australia has made its second oil discovery offshore Brazil, increasing the possibility of finding another partner to share development costs.
The company has now discovered oil in two out of three wells drilled in the Santos Basin with Colombian joint venture (JV) partner Pacific Rubiales.
Karoon said the Bilby-1 well discovered oil across a 200 m gross column, although more work needs to be done to determine the size of the find and whether it can be developed commercially.
Investors will be encouraged that the well hasn't yet reached its target depth of 4,537 m. Karoon expects further drilling to encounter a different geological structure that could also contain oil.
The Bilby-1 discovery follows the success of the Kangaroo-1 well and the failure of the subsequent Emu-1 well, which have intensified volatility in the company's shares.
Karoon, which also has discovered natural gas offshore Australia with ConocoPhillips, is planning to test the Kangaroo and Bilby discoveries with appraisal wells.
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Koji Uehara – Record Setting Season for Red Sox
As big a team effort as this season has been for the Red Sox, not sure they would be in first place without closer Koji Uehara.
Plan A (Joel Hanrahan) and Plan B (Andrew Bailey) washed out to injuries. And a quick trial of Plan C Junichi Tazawa didn't look promising.
So Boston turned its closer role over to the 38 year old Uehara.
And Uehara has delivered – boy, has he delivered.
Start with: He hasn't allowed an earned run since June 30. And Uehara's post All-Star break numbers are historic: 24.1 IP, five hits, zero runs, one walk, 33 K's, a 0.24 WHIP.
Add in: Uehara has currently retired the last 37 consecutive batters he has faced, the longest run in Red Sox history and longest for any reliever since White Sox pitcher Bobby Jenks retired 41 straight batters in 2007. According to SABR, Jenks' streak is the longest for a reliever.
Rob Bradford writes Uehara has become the most important player in the American League.
It's hard to argue with that perspective. And who knows, if the Red Sox have an extended post-season run maybe Uehara gets to change that to the most important player in all of baseball.
Saltalamacchia – Away from Varitek's Shadow
Red Sox catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia has finally shed Jason Varitek's shadow says manager John Farrell.
Boston coach Torey Lovullo calls Salty "a guy who's a true backstop for a championship-caliber ball club."
And with free agency looming this off-season, Saltalamacchia could not have picked a better year to showcase his talents.
Ken Rosenthal points out Saltalamacchia and Brian McCann of the Braves are the top catching free agents to be – with teams like the Phillies, Rangers and Yankees probably in the hunt for new backstops.
John Tomase notes Salty's OPS ranks among the top 10 catchers in the MLB, and he's exactly the kind of player the Red Sox would pursue on the open market if he came free from another team.
All this points to Saltalamacchia being a Boston signing priority in the off-season.
Who's Got Most Power?
Good article by Brian McPherson, asking Red Sox players which batter has the most raw power.
Will Middlebrooks, Mike Napoli and David Ortiz were all in the conversation – with Big Papi crowned king.
Who do you think is Boston's best power hitter?
Red Sox Notes: Salute to Wake, Pitching Woes, Theo Compensation & Sox Payroll
Thanks Wake! It's not ending the way Tim Wakefield wanted it to – but my hat is off to Wake for a terrific career and for his contributions off the field too. Wakefield will always be remembered as part of the 2004 and 2007 World Championships – which obviously have special places in the hearts of Red Sox fans. I will also remember Wakefield as stand-up player willing to do what was best for the team – start, spot start, relieve (15 saves in 1999). He was an excellent fielding pitcher too. Here's a nice overview on Wakefield's career from Ian Browne. I am happy Wakefield will continue to be associated with the Red Sox. I expect he will be a popular visitor to the Fenway Park Legends Box.
Pitching Problems. Alex Speier zeroed in on what he sees as the real problem with the Red Sox pitching staff – no prospect emerged as a critical contributor in 2010 or 2011. I agree – and this is an issue one can extend to the entire team. Red Sox management promised a player development machine – but the results have not been there the last few years. This contributes to late season holes (like last September when Boston had no one in AAA who could be counted on to deliver one quality start). And to big (and bad) free agent investments like John Lackey. But there is good news. The status of prospects can move up quickly as they progress through the system and the Red Sox appear to be strong in the lower minors. Keep an eye on Anthony Ranaudo and Matt Barnes in the coming season. While they may not help in 2011, how they play will tell you whether Boston is developing any premium pitching prospects.
Still Big Spenders. Jeremy Lundblad went through the numbers on the Red Sox 2012 payroll – and they show Boston has definitely not gone cheap. This coming season will most likely be the highest payroll in team history. The big issue is bad contracts – notably Lackey, Daisuke Matuszaka and Bobby Jenks. And we will learn if Carl Crawford should be added to that list. This past off-season GM Ben Cherington took a conservative approach in the free agent market (hello, Cody Ross and Nick Punto). A big test on for Cherington comes in the future, when he makes a big-money, long-term commitment – does he demonstrate better judgment than his predecessor?
Theo Compensation. Gordon Edes has an update on the Theo Epstein compensation from the Cubs – no major league player or premium prospect coming to Boston (although Edes puts Josh Vitters on the not-coming-to-Boston list, someone not typically considered a top prospect). Edes reports the Red Sox still hope to get a quality prospect – a player who has a chance to contribute at the major league level one day. My prediction (with my typical caveat – I don't know anything) – pitchers Trey McNutt or Chris Carpenter. Who do you think Boston will receive as compensation?
Post-Winter Meeting Trade & Free Agent Ramblings
A few post-Winter Meeting thoughts on trade and free agent options for the Boston Red Sox.
Miami Marlins
Totally get their moves – they improved their team; built buzz for their new stadium. Still don't necessarily see Miami as a playoff team next year. Remember, the Marlins lost 90 games last season – so they have a long way to go to compete with Philadelphia and Atlanta.
The Red Sox should be asking about Hanley Ramirez. Boston needs a big, righty bat.
The Marlins need a centerfielder. Carl Crawford (plus cash – although that doesn't seem to be an issue in Miami any longer). Add in Jed Lowrie to play third for the Marlins until prospect Matt Dominguez is ready.
And Boston will need to add more (even though Ramirez had an off-year like Crawford).
Daniel Bard
Keep Daniel Bard in the bullpen and give him a shot at closer – despite Bobby Valentine saying Bard will be prepped as a starter in Spring Training.
I am no pitching coach – but converting from bullpen to being a quality, major league starter in the American League East does not seem like a trivial task.
Especially for a player who has no track record of success as a starter in the minors.
Next season is about winning the World Series.
The Red Sox are not looking to conduct any on-the-job training. Proof point: Dale Sveum is managing in Chicago, not Boston.
And yes, have Plans B (Alfredo Aceves) and C (keep checking into bullpen arms like Andrew Bailey, Ryan Madson and Brandon League) in place – in case Bard is not ready to be the closer.
Boston is a big-market team – they can afford to invest in some depth.
And no don't count on any contribution from Bobby Jenks.
Red Sox Farm System
Improving the farm system – especially pitching – needs to be a priority for new GM Ben Cherington.
Theo Epstein promised to create a player development machine but it has not manifested itself – despite big amateur player signing budgets. (Something to keep an eye on Cubs fans.)
Yes, Boston gave up two top prospects (Casey Kelly and Anthony Rizzo) in the Adrian Gonzalez trade. (I excluded Rey Fuentes – who did not make San Diego's top ten prospect list in Baseball America's most recent rankings.) But there has not been much else there.
Proof point one: last September, the Red Sox had no one on their top minor league teams available to call on to help when the pitching collapsed.
Proof point two: Boston did not place one player in Keith Law's top 50 players 25 years old or younger. No former farmhands on the list either.
Proof point three: Boston has only one player in Jonathan Mayo's top 2011 prospect list – SS Jose lglesias.
Why does this matter? Take a look at the Trevor Cahill trade. Arizona needed to deal only one top prospect – Jarrod Parker, #17 on Mayo's list – with a couple of second-tier prospects to get a good major league starter. The type of pitcher who would be a welcome addition to the Red Sox rotation in 2012.
Baseball Winter Meetings Preview
Ben Cherington checked "hire a manager" off his to-do list.
This week, Cherington will turn his focus to filling some holes on the field.
Here are some areas to watch in Dallas:
Starting Pitchers
Red Sox need one or two starters – depending on whether they move Daniel Bard or Alfredo Aceves into the rotation (figure one of them getting a shot). Watch for:
- Trade or Free Agent? The Red Sox are not very deep in young, quality players (note: this week Keith Law listed his top 50 players 25 years old and younger – no Red Sox). I don't think Boston has what it takes to get Gio Gonzalez or Jair Jurrjens. Look for a free agent starter pick-up.
- Does new manager Bobby Valentine influence Boston to go after Japanese ace Yu Darvish? If yes, Darvish may be the free agent target.
I see Bard getting an opportunity to be the closer.
But the Red Sox will want another option – ready to go if needed. And that won't be Bobby Jenks.
Look for the Red Sox to grab Huston Street in a Colorado salary dump. Andrew Bailey is another option.
And Boston will fill in by adding a bunch of arms – with candidates including Luis Ayala and David Aardsma.
David Ortiz
- Will Big Papi accept arbitration? His quest for a multi-year deal would say no.
- Will the Red Sox go multi-year? Two years – probably. Three years – probably not.
- Who is Plan B? Carlos Beltran would be an excellent fit.
My prediction – With a two-year deal and an option, the Red Sox re-sign Ortiz.
Big Names
If I was going to pick one "big name" Red Sox to be traded – it would be Kevin Youkilis. He has had two consecutive injury-filled years. He has one year plus an option on his contract. It may be time to see what he can bring in the trade market.
For a big name coming to Boston – how about Hanley Ramirez? If Jose Reyes signs with Miami, pack up the truck for Ramirez – starting with Youk (the Marlins could use a 3B – and Hanley does not sound very enthusiastic about moving there).
Papelbon Moves onto Phillies – What's Next for Red Sox?
Closer Jonathan Papelbon got the big money and long-term deal he has been working towards – and is headed off to Philadelphia.
More power to him. Papelbon delivered for the Red Sox.
He was a 4-time All Star. Fan favorite. And stand-up guy when things didn't go well.
One can't blame the Red Sox for passing on Papelbon.
The MLB track record on long-term deals for relievers is not that great (especially for hard throwing relievers). Exhibit One: B.J. Ryan and the Blue Jays.
And don't counter with the longevity of Mariano Rivera. The future Hall of Famer is a freak – in a category all by himself.
David Schoenfield chronicles Papelbon's performance, writing here are Papelbon's rankings over the past three seasons among all relievers with at least 150 innings:
- 19th in batting average
- 16th in on-base percentage
- 18th in slugging percentage
- 23rd in ERA
What's Next?
Gordon Edes writes the next manager will have a say on how the closer role is handled.
I look for the Red Sox to take a Kevin Towers approach – focus more on acquiring depth, less on making a splash with a big-name replacement.
Daniel Bard will get a shot but given Boston's annual expectations (World Series), the team will need to cover its bases.
Bobby Jenks – the team can't count on him. Anything (positive) he provides will be a plus.
Alfredo Aceves – he gets a well-deserved shot in the starting rotation.
Groom a rookie or two for the back-end of the bullpen – looking at Felix Doubront, Kyle Weiland and Junichi Tazawa. Another name to watch: Alex Wilson as a potential power arm in the pen.
Shop the "bargain table" at the free agent bazaar. Players like: Mike Gonzalez or David Aardsma (38 saves in '09; 31 saves in '10 – show relievers can come from nowhere).
Go find 1 or more "plus arms" that may be able to put it together for a year (building the bullpen is a year-by-year process – don't count on guys for more than a year). Utilize someone like Jed Lowrie or Josh Reddick to get an arm – potential upside for potential upside.
And wait out the free agent market. There are a lot of relieves available.
See where the market places players like Joe Nathan and Jonathan Broxton – and look to do a short-term, incentive-laden deal. To get some Bard insurance.
Boston Red Sox – Tampa Bay Ray Series Notes
One Ray looking good this series is recent call-up lefty reliever Jake McGee. He throws gas – hitting 97 mph.
There is still no timeline for the return of Red Sox starter Clay Buchholz. He has been out long enough now that Buchholz will need rehab starts to get back in the groove. So we are probably looking at mid-August as a best case scenario.
The Rays have more big-time pitching help on the way. Lefty starter Matt Moore – off an impressive appearance in the Futures Game – was named the #3 MLB prospect by Baseball America. Look for Moore to arrive in Tampa Bay sometime next season.
Bobby Jenks hit the DL for the third time this year. It is officially time to declare this FA signing a bad move. Look for the Red Sox to acquire a reliever who can be reliably called upon in the 7th inning down the stretch. Appears Ozzie Guillen was right about Jenks. Lefty Randy Williams – who looked good in his Red Sox debut – was called up from Pawtucket to replace Jenks.
Rays principal owner Stuart Sternberg spoke with the media and sounded like a frustrated guy. Frustrated over attendance, stadium issues and rumors his respected GM Andrew Friedman is getting ready to skip town. Can't say I feel sorry for him – he's a big money guy who knew what he was buying into – but the Rays look forever destined to be "close but no cigar."
Boston Red Sox – Detroit Tigers Preview
The surging Red Sox are playing as advertised, writes Anthony Castrovince. They are an MLB best 25-12 since April 16.
Boston has a big three of starters – led by Jon Lester who got an MLB top 7 wins against the Indians. And a deep lineup that's producing – with Carl Crawford hopefully having a breakout game with 4 hits Thursday.
Tiger Tales
Here's the series preview from STATS and the series pitching match-ups. Tyler Murray does a deeper dive on Thursday's pitching match-ups.
This week, P Phil Coke went to the DL and Detroit called up Andy Oliver, who will start on Sunday.
Tigers manager Jim Leyland says he doesn't mind the second guessing on sports talk radio.
Tim Dierkes looks at Detroit's payroll for 2012.
Red Sox Report
- Alfredo Aceves starts the series opener.
- With one start left in the month, Josh Beckett has a shot at one of the lowest ERAs in May in generations, writes Jeremy Lundblad. The modern era record holder for May is Nolan Ryan at 0.20 in 1984. Former Red Sox Oil Can Boyd was at 0.55 in 1990 with the Expos.
- Bobby Jenks says he is feeling good about his arm and mechanics.
- Chip Buck has reactions to the Daisuke Matsuzaka injury – and potential trade options if the Sox need a replacement.
- Mike Andrews looks at outfielders in the Red Sox farm system. Ryan Kalish is the big name. He's on the short list for replacing J.D. Drew next year – although I would make him available if the Astros' Hunter Pence hits the market. Keep an eye on Bryce Brentz who is displaying big-time HR power.


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I need some input..we're moving into an old farmhouse (1840's) and the walls are old plaster. They're all covered in very old wallpaper and I'm a bit reluctant to start stripping the paper. I did this years ago and really tore up the plaster. Any ideas about how to do this successfully? Or any ideas at all!!! I'm not sure if the paper is tight enough to prime and paint, but I suppose that's always an option. New walls aren't really in the budget at this point!
If the wallpaper has not been painted over it is not really to hard to remove wallpaper from plaster.
I would get some DIF remover from your local paint store and if it is not a vinyl coated paper the just apply two applications of the DIF and start scraping the paper off.
I would get some DIF remover from your local paint store and if it is not a vinyl coated paper the just apply two applications of the DIF and start scraping the paper off.
Yes painting is an option but the paper neeeds to be tight and not loose for this to work. If it has not been painted then you will want to prime it with an oil based primer and then topcoat with the latex paint of your choice.
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Cobbler - why peel the peaches?
While fresh peaches are in season, I've been freezing peach filling to make cobblers and pies next winter. The worst part of the job is peeling the peaches. Sometimes I dunk the peaches in boiling water, then cold with mixed success in the peels "slipping right off". Even when it works, it's a hassle, takes extra pans and the peaches are still drippy to work with. Tonight I wanted cobbler but was too lazy to peel the peaches, so I just washed them thoroughly, cut them into chunks and made the cobbler in a fraction of the time. It was delicious! Nobody could tell that the peaches hadn't been peeled. The cobbler had more red color, but other than that, I couldn't tell the difference.
I've always peeled peaches for pies and cobblers. I've never seen a recipe that didn't call for it. Unless someone gives me a compelling reason to peel peaches, I may never do it again.
If peach peels become toxic at 425 degrees, I may not live to see your response!!
Oh, Ann, maybe other people can detect the peel, too. That must be why the recipes always call for peeling. I honestly couldn't tell. There didn't seem to be any texture to the peel after baking.
At any rate, I promise to peel the peaches if you're coming for dessert!
I also don't like getting any peach skin in my mouth....
AND peaches and apples and imported nectarines are part of the dirty dozen...the foods that retain the most pesticides.
I think it's wise to peel them.
Linda C
Here is a link that might be useful: dirty dozen
I also do not like peach skin, and I'm not terribly fond of peaches anyway, except for peach ice cream, and I definitely peel the peaches when I make that. My father had peach trees, and he did not peel the peaches, but he knew that no chemicals had been used on the trees. I have an Fuji apple tree now (it came with the house), and I will eat the apple peels occasionally, but more often I will make a pie and peel the apples. I had to buy a machine to peel, core, and slice the apples in one fell swoop last year, and soon I will have to get that machine out again. We still have a gallon of frozen apple juice from last year's crop. The juice was very good, but it was almost too sweet for me.
I'm making chocolate ice cream today, but I'll start looking for peaches in the farmers' markets. I don't really have a recipe for peach ice cream - I just make vanilla ice cream and add peaches at the end.
If you hate peeling peaches, consider one of these. They really work on peaches, tomatoes, and kiwis, which are all notoriously hard to peel.
Here is a link that might be useful: Serrated peeler
Here's mine, it's the old fashioned type with the "biscuit" kind of topping, not the cake batter stuff or pie crust topping. It's from my 1969 Betty Crocker cookbook:
Fresh Peach Cobbler
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1/2 cup sugar
1 tablespoon cornstarch
1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
4 cups sliced fresh peaches (6 medium)
1 teaspoon lemon juice
3 tablespoons shortening
1 cup all-purpose flour
1 tablespoon sugar
1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup milk
Cream, if desired
Heat oven to 400�.
Mix 1/2 cup sugar, the cornstarch and cinnamon in 2-quart saucepan. Stir in peaches and lemon juice. Cook over medium heat stirring constantly, until mixture thickens and boils. Boil and stir 1 minute. Pour into ungreased 2-quart casserole; keep peach mixture hot in oven.
Cut shortening into flour, 1 tablespoon sugar, the baking powder and salt in medium bowl, using pastry blender or crisscrossing 2 knives, until mixture look like fine crumbs. Stir in milk. Drop dough by 6 spoonfuls onto hot peach mixture.
Bake 25 to 30 minutes or until topping is golden brown. Serve warm with cream if desired.
Makes 6 servings


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America's First Environmentalist
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A biography of John Muir, naturalist and founder of the Sierra Club, whose travels, speeches and writings led directly to the creation of the Yosemite National Park in 1890 and other national parks that followed.
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Can I seed now???
I have read you cannot seed your lawn for 12 weeks after applying Crabgrass Killer. We have some areas that need to be seeded in our lawn here in S/E Ontario. Do we have enough time to seed before the Crabgrass Killer has to be put on????
Seed with cheapest grass seed now. When that is 2" high, apply the pre-emergence crab grass killer. In late Aug or Sept reseed with good seed. Best I can do for you from down here. I"m not a grass specialist. Perhaps some one who is will get on and tell me what I am full of.
I disagree with using cheap grass seed anytime. What you get with inexpensive seed is a lawn that will die the first time the sun hits it in summer.
Hold off the weed killer--do that when the weeds are growing their best and seed now to get the best of the spring rains.
The soil temperature though is the key factor...we have to get some decent warm weather to affect the soil temperature so that seed will germinate properly.


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