Bermuda grass on infields is desirable turf, not a weed. Sugar feeds soil microbes but lacks research as a primary fertilizer or nutsedge control. Baking soda has limited fungicidal proof. Organic programs work but require rigorous scouting, patience, and integrated tools (cultural, mechanical, biological).
Contact your County Extension Office for a science-based organic plan. Combine compost topdressing, proper mowing, aeration, and targeted organic products. Accept slower results than synthetics.
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